Sentences with phrase «market volume patterns»

Broad market volume patterns, combined with poor performance by leading individual stocks, always play a crucial role in identifying significant market tops and bottoms.

As technical momentum traders, we never place much weight purely in seasonal market trends because we focus on the performance of leading stocks and broad market volume patterns instead.

Not exact matches

Perhaps even more important than the volume patterns in the broad market is the performance of leadership stocks.

Analysis of volume patterns tells us which side of the market banks, mutual funds, hedge funds, and other institutions are on.

Although the stock market was in pullback mode throughout most of March, the price and volume patterns of the past two days indicate last month's correction may soon become old news.

This is because we always prefer to pick stocks and ETFs by simply reacting to actual price and volume patterns in the market, rather than attempting to predict what will happen.

This time, despite the overly bearish volume patterns in the market until yesterday, the «sell» signal simply did not work.

Despite Monday's bullish reversal candles, we continued playing defense because one of the most important and reliable indicators of technical analysis is the volume patterns of the broad market (this was the focus of our May 3 commentary).

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More broadly, as I've noted repeatedly in recent weeks, a wide range of technical indices measuring broad market action and price - volume relationships have demonstrated a clear pattern of declining tops.

Instead, there was a short - lived bounce that inevitably attracted some «late to the party» Charlies who were not paying attention to the bearish volume patterns in the market.

In shorter - term market action, we see a general tendency toward distribution, for example, declines on expanding volume coupled with low - volume recoveries on mixed breadth and narrowing leadership (which was also the pattern last week).

The combination of the bearish volume patterns in the NASDAQ and an abundance of overhead resistance (such as the 50 - day moving average), leads me to believe the next move in the stock market will be lower.

Common strategies incorporate market bias analysis, chart patterns, and volume analysis into the mix.

When trading the bearish engulfing pattern in other markets (where volume is accurate), you would like to see the engulfing candlestick form on higher than average volume (preferably on twice the volume of the previous candlestick).

An approach to analysis of futures markets which examines patterns of price change, rates of change, and changes in volume of trading, open interest and other statistical indicators.

Market bottoms often carve out classic volume patterns that let observant traders make fast and accurate calls.

The third way uses the market psychology that is portrayed in the price and volume patterns of each stock.