Sentences with phrase «average crossings occur»

These measures can change very quickly, and long before «trend following» signals such as moving - average crossings occur.

Not exact matches

Many traders use two (or more) moving averages, so another type of crossover occurs when one moving average crosses another, such as a 50 - day crossing a 200 - day.

Several golden crosses occurred in the SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (DIA), shown in Figure 5.

This occurs when the short - term moving average (5 - day blue line) crosses below a longer - term one (20 - day red line)

Death crosses can occur on shorter time frames as well, such as utilizing a 10 - day and 15 - day moving average like in the golden cross example.

The most popular death cross, which is often referenced in the media, occurs when the 50 - day moving average crosses below the 100 - day or 200 - day moving average.

This occurs when the short - term moving average (5 - day blue line) crosses above a longer - term one (20 - day red line).

This occurs when two or more moving averages of different lengths are used, and one crosses the other.

This signal occurs when the 50 - day moving average crosses above the 200 - day moving average, confirming an uptrend.

A «golden cross» occurs when the 50 - day simple moving average rises above the 200 - day simple moving average and indicates that higher prices lie ahead.

A «golden cross» has not yet occurred, with the 50 - day moving average still below the 200 - day, but such a move appears likely in the next few trading sessions if upward momentum can be sustained.

In addition, many traders look for times when a shorter - term moving average crosses above or below a longer - term moving average as this can signal that a change of trend is occurring and provide the basis of a buy or sell signal.

For example, the «golden cross» occurs when a moving average, like the 50 - day exponential moving average, crosses above a 200 - day moving average.

This «death cross» would occur if a 50 - day moving average crossed below a 200 - day moving average.

Then, like the earlier pair of USD / JPY, the calculation gets a little messy here as the cross of the moving average hadn't occurred at the time when MACD went below the zero line as it did with the EUR / USD pair.

Downward momentum is confirmed with a bearish crossover, which occurs when a short - term moving average crosses below a longer - term moving average.

* The «death cross» occurs when the stock market's 50 daily moving average crosses below its 200 daily moving average.

It's also important to note that the trade must be closed at the market price (near $ 1330) when the cross occurred, not the $ 1315 level where the two moving averages actually crossed.

The sell signal occurs as the MACD line (the 12 - day moving average minus the 26 - day moving average) crosses below the MACD signal line (the 9 - day moving average of the MACD line).