The SEC notice wasn't
the only bearish signal for markets this week.
The SEC notice wasn't
the only bearish signal for markets this week.
Not exact matches
On the downside,
only a close (as per UTC) below $ 571.18 (Jan. 11 low) would
signal a bullish - to -
bearish trend change.
However,
only an upside break of the descending channel would
signal a
bearish - to - bullish trend change.
The
bearish harami candlestick pattern is often overlooked by price action traders, because it's
only a moderately strong
signal.
Since it's a
bearish reversal
signal, a true shooting star candlestick pattern can
only occur after an uptrend.
You're looking for
only super obvious pin bar
signals, bullish or
bearish, with long protruding tails.
With this in mind, we should
only look for
bearish entry
signals.
Only a high volume break above the falling channel resistance would
signal a
bearish - to - bullish trend change.
Only a break below $ 6,457 (61.8 percent Fibonacci retracement level) would
signal a short - term
bearish trend reversal.
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.
That said,
only a break below $ 9,000 would
signal a bullish - to -
bearish trend change.
Only an end - of - day close below the rising channel support (seen today at $ 5,690) would
signal a short - term bullish - to -
bearish trend change.
That said,
only a move above $ 17,174 (Jan. 6 high) would
signal a
bearish - to - bullish trend change.
Only a break below the trendline support would
signal a near - term bullish - to -
bearish trend change.