Sentences with phrase «day ma»

Further, the 5 - day MA and 10 - day MA are sloping downwards in favor of the bears.
Consolidation around $ 8,000 over the next 72 hours, if followed by a daily close (as per UTC) below the 200 - day MA could revive the sell - off and open doors for $ 6,189 (Oct. 21 high).
Hence, BTC will likely defend the 200 - day MA support seen at $ 7,855.
A further decline in prices could push the 50 - day MA below the 200 - day MA («death cross» signal), but a continued major sell - off is unlikely as the RSI shows XRP is already oversold.
The 200 - day MA support is lined up at $ 7,855.
However, the 10 - day MA (seen today at $ 9,000) is still sloping upwards, thus losses below the same are likely to be short - lived.
On the other hand, the relative strength index (RSI), 5 - day MA and 10 - day MA are trending higher in favor of the bulls.
The 50 - day moving average (MA) and 100 - day MA will likely see a bearish crossover (50 - day MA cuts 100 - day MA from above, indicating a bearish bias).
Meanwhile, a drop below $ 9,017.41 (Jan. 17 low) would add credence to the bearish weekly RSI, and the bearish 50 - day MA and 100 - day MA crossover, and could yield a deeper sell - off towards $ 7,000.
The chart also shows a 50 - day moving average (MA) and 100 - day MA bearish crossover (short - term average cuts long - term average from above).
Bitcoin's close (as per UTC) below the 50 - day MA yesterday, and the bearish 5 - day MA and 10 - day MA crossover, add credence to the bearish set up discussed yesterday and has boosted the odds of a further decline in prices.
Only a daily close (as per UTC) above the 10 - day MA (currently seen at $ 10,527) would signal the sell - off has ended and will likely be followed by a bout of consolidation.
The 5 - day moving average (MA) and the 10 - day MA are sloping downwards in favor of the bears.
The chart also shows a bearish crossover between the 10 - day MA and the 100 - day MA.
Its 50 - day line also continued to fall but above the 200 - day MA which is rising.
Meanwhile, 50 - day MA is sloping downwards in favor of the bears.
Resistance at the 200 - day MA is now at 1.71 and the downtrend line not far away.
Meanwhile, the 50 - day MA of $ 2,195 could be put to test if the bulls defend the neckline support and prices quickly move above $ 1,806 (Jan. 22 high).
50 - day MA has shed bullish bias (topped out).
View Repeated failure on the part of the bears to cut through trendline support adds credence to the bullish (upward sloping) 50 - day and 10 - week MAs, and could yield a rally to $ 14,690 (50 - day MA) or even $ 15,000.
CoinDesk writer Omkar Godbole notes that the price should remain stable but «a pullback to $ 11,000 can not be ruled out, but dips below the upward sloping 10 - day MA of $ 11,500 are likely to be short - lived.»
Bullish scenario: Meanwhile, only a daily close (as per UTC) above the 10 - day MA would signal bearish invalidation and could yield short - term consolidation.
A daily close (as per UTC) below the 50 - day MA would only add credence to the bearish setup detailed above (on the daily chart) and open the doors for a sell - off to $ 9,280 (Feb. 25 low) and $ 8,880 (200 - day MA).
$ 0.86 marks the confluence of the 100 - day MA and 78.6 percent Fibonacci retracement of the rally from Dec. 7 low to Jan. 4 high.
The 50 - day moving average has already taken out the 100 - day average and investors are fearing the worst as it chases the 200 - day MA.
Price action has also strengthened, with the 20 - day moving average (MA) converging on the 100 - day MA.
Exhaustion near $ 6,000 adds credence to the bearish price - MFI divergence and indicates potential for a drop below the 5 - day MA of $ 5,786.
A break below $ 5,786 would validate the bearish 5 - day MA and 10 - day MA crossover and could open doors for a drop to head - and - shoulders neckline (red line) support of $ 5,440.
Short - term momentum studies indicate bullish setup: 5 - day MA and 10 - day MA are curled up in favor of the bulls.
The 50 - day moving average (MA) and 100 - day MA bearish crossover (short - term average cuts long - term average from above) also favors the bears.
The much - feared technical indicator (bearish crossover between the 50 - day moving average (MA) and the 200 - day MA) was confirmed over the weekend, but, as anticipated by CoinDesk, the oversold conditions seem to have put a floor under bitcoin prices.
The 10 - day MA seems to have shed the bearish bias, but the 5 - day MA is still sloping downwards in favor of the bears.
Currently the stock is trading below 200 day MA and it pulled back due to ex-dividend date which was today (Jan - 08, Continue reading →
More new lows than highs, but still more stocks over the 200 - day MA than under it.
Looking at the daily chart, the pair remains around the 200 day MA (we are trading below...
Thus, a 200 - day MA will have a much greater degree of lag than a 20 - day MA because it contains prices for the past 200 days.
Or can the 3 lower lows begin above the MA and then the close below the 5 day MA happens on the 3rd day?
Does the close below the 5 day MA have to happen first, and then the 3 lower lows after that?
For example, a 50 - day MA would be calculated by summing up all of the past 50 days» closing values and dividing them by 50.
I like the trailing stop in between the 8 and 21 day ma's in a trending market idea.
This new method has a lot less trades and whipsaws when compared to trading the 200 - day MA cross.
Sell the SPY when it is below the 200 - day MA for 10 or more days.
Buy the SPY when it is above the 200 - day MA for 10 or more days.
Secondly, didn't that same 50 - day MA rise through the 200 - day MA around the same time?
The 50, 100 and 200 day MA's are considered to be adequate reflections of support and resistance levels.
This is the signal from the 20 - day MA which is used to monitor changes in share price.
As predicted BTC met stiff resistance near the 200 - day MA ($ 9800) and while today's pullback is mildly disconcerting, the longterm set up for BTC remains positive.
The 50 - day MA is still trading below the 200 - day MA, but that is to be expected on a lower level base breakout.
The shorter - term daily chart of $ KOL below shows the 50 - day MA (teal line) starting to trend higher over the past few months and the 20 - day EMA has now crossed above the 50 - day MA and is pointing higher.
If the price action pauses for a day or two in the $ 25.30 to $ 26.00 area, we might be able to grab a low - risk entry point on a breakout above a two or three - day high, which would also put the price back above the 200 - day MA.
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