Sentences with phrase «term in their downtrend»

The Shanghai Composite looks ready to resume the move higher out of consolidation and Emerging Markets are biased to the upside short term in their downtrend.

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Meanwhile, benchmark 10 - year note yields have broken above a long - term downtrend in effect since the 1980s, which some technical strategists see as a bearish indicator going forward.

If you're new to technical analysis, the title of this sub-heading may sound like an Italian rock band, but both terms are actually technical indicators I more frequently use in bearish or downtrending markets.

While this week's price action was certainly a step in the right direction (so far), both the NASDAQ and Russell 2000 are now in «no man's land» because the indexes are back above resistance of their 20 and 50 - day averages, yet still must contend with resistance of their prior highs and short - term downtrend lines that have formed.

However, the market has it valued much more like Deckers (DECK), which saw a 17 % decline in revenue over the past twelve months and has a long - term downtrend in ROIC.

The weekly chart below shows the long - term uptrend in TMF, while the daily chart that follows shows the potential breakout above the intermediate - term downtrend line.

The Direxion 30 - year Treasury Bull 3X ETF ($ TMF), an index that tracks the performance of long - term US government T - bonds, has been in a long - term uptrend since February of 2011, but has been in an intermediate - term downtrend (correction) off its highs since July of 2012.

If $ SMH can set a higher swing low and close above Monday's high on a pick up in volume, then it may attract enough buying interest to break the short - term downtrend line and test the highs of the base:

After being in downtrend from April 2011 until September 2012, KOL is now setting up as a short - term, momentum - based bullish trend reversal play.

Now, it appears as though TMF is setting up to break out above resistance of its 3 - month downtrend line and resume the long - term uptrend that has been in place for nearly 2 years.

As a follow - up to that analysis, the longer - term weekly chart below shows the breakout above a year - long downtrend line, along with a coinciding pickup in volume:

Selling Pressure not only dropped [last week], but reaffirmed its long - term downtrend by recording its lowest reading since the start of the bull market in 2009.

Although $ GLD is still in a downtrend, there are now 2 main technical signals and 1 other point that give me strong reason to believe gold is poised for a substantial, intermediate to long - term rally and / or bullish trend reversal...

The strong rally in Ethereum Classic is the move of the day so far, but all of the majors show signs of healing, although most if the coins remain in short - term downtrends.

While the short - term downtrend remains intact in the currency, a move above $ 2500 would trigger a new long - term buy signal.

One major question on Wall Street is if the long - term downtrend in rates has now reversed, how will the government pay for all of this new debt on top of the old debt?

Ethereum Classic continues to be the weakest major short - term, trading in a steep downtrend after falling below the long - term base formation near $ 13.50 The coin might remain stuck in the long - term downtrend so traders and investors should wait for some strength before entering new positions, despite the attractive price levels.

It will become positive in the short - term after it breaks out of the downtrend line.

TAC as a percent of revenue has experienced a momentary spike in prior years and then continued its long - term downtrend.

The XEM / USD pair will become positive in the short - term once it sustains above the downtrend line.

Monero has been relatively weak today, getting close to its correction lows, as it is in a corrective short - term downtrend.

The coin is still trading in a corrective downtrend after the sideways drift today, and the short - term buy signal remains intact.

Despite the rally, the charts still suggest that there are more troubles ahead for bulls, with the short - term downtrend clearly being intact in the major indices.

Given the immediately negative reaction to earnings of Apple ($ AAPL), which was trading 6 % lower in yesterday's after hours trading, leading stocks, ETFs, and the main stock market indexes could now be on the verge of finally moving out of the choppy, erratic range of the past several weeks, albeit entering into a new intermediate - term downtrend.

As you can see in the chart below it is above both the long - term downtrend line and the 200 - day moving average (brown line).

Our signal to list $ PLNT as a potential setup in our stock trading newsletter came on November 7, as the price rallied above the short - term downtrend line (upper channel of the handle).

In early February, the iShares MSCI Emerging Market Index ETF (EEM) rallied above resistance of its long term downtrend line and 200 - day MA.

In this video, Wagner discusses the «trend reversal» entry, which is used to buy a stock or ETF that is reversing out of an intermediate to long - term downtrend after the broad market has done the same.

Therefore, if $ EEM can rally above the short - term downtrend line annotated on the chart above, and subsequently put in a «higher low,» we might be able to grab a low - risk buy entry point as early as next week.

I still think prices will crack the 3 % level in the weeks ahead so stay short & continue to place the proper stop loss as I still believe the risk / reward are in your favor as the longer - term downtrend line remains intact.

Although $ GLD is still in a downtrend (until it convincingly breaks out above the $ 128 to $ 130 level), there are now 3 great reasons to buy gold in anticipation of a substantial, intermediate to long - term rally and / or bullish trend reversal.

The correction that started on Monday accelerated in the last couple of days, and a bottom could already be in after today's overnight rout, given the panicky market action, although a re-test or another leg lower is still in the cards, as the short - term downtrends are intact in the majors.

Ethereum is also still in a clear short - term downtrend following the failure to break - out from the broader bearish trend.

We are in a long term downtrend and we may end up down over 20 % from the top in coming weeks.

The 5 day EMA has been the end of day resistance for all of 2016 as $ SPY has been in a strong short term downtrend.

If price can hold under 0.7470 in the near - term, we could see the recent downtrend continue early this week.

We are looking for higher highs and higher lows in an uptrend and lower highs and lower lows in a downtrend, also, I teach how to use the daily 8 and 21 EMAs to identify near - term market momentum.

Yet is it really the case that the long - term downtrend in overseas equities has been stopped in its tracks?

Watch long term moving averages closely to be ready to buy a reversal in the downtrend.

2/13/15 Continued Upward Price Action 2/6/15 Continued Consolidation in the Uptrend 1/30/15 Consolidation with a Chance of Pullback in the Uptrend 1/23/15 Consolidation in the Uptrend 1/16/15 Consolidation in the Uptrend with a Risk of Pullback 1/9/15 Broad Consolidation in the Uptrend 1/2/15 Possible Pullback in the Uptrend 12/26/14 Continued Upward Price Action with Possible Consolidation 12/19/14 Continued Uptrend 12/12/14 Continued Downward Price Action in the Broad Uptrend 12/5/14 Uptrend Continues 11/28/14 Short Term Consolidation or Retracement Possible in the Uptrend 11/21/14 Possible Short Term Pullback in the Uptrend 11/14/14 Continued Upward Price Action 11/7/14 Continued Uptrend 10/31/14 Continued Upward Price Action 10/24/14 Short Term Upside Continues in Long Term Uptrend 10/17/14 Possible Reversal of the Short Term Downtrend 10/10/14 Long Term Uptrend in Jeopardy, Downside Bias 10/3/14 Cautious Short Term Reversal Higher in Long Term Uptrend 9/25/14 Pullback Continues in Uptrend 9/18/14 Consolidation with an Upward Bias, in the Uptrend 9/12/14 Consolidation with a Chance of Pullback in the Uptrend 9/5/14 Consolidation Short Term with an Upward Bias 8/29/14 Uptrend Continues with Possible Consolidation 8/22/14 Possible Consolidation in the Uptrend

2/5/16 Consolidation in the Short Term Downtrend 1/29/16 Short Term Reversal Higher 1/22/16 Bounce in the Downtrend 1/15/16 Continued Downtrend 1/8/16 Continued Downtrend 12/31/15 Short Term Downward Bias in the Long Term Consolidation 12/24/15 Short Term Upward Bias in the Intermediate Downward Move 12/18/15 Continued Move Lower 12/11/15 Short Term Downward Bias in Consolidation 12/4/15 Consolidation in the Long Term Uptrend 11/27/15 Consolidation in Short Term Uptrend 11/20/15 Continued Short Term Uptrend 11/13/15 More Downside Short Term 11/6/15 Continued Uptrend 10/30/15 Possible Pullback or Consolidation in the Uptrend 10/23/15 Uptrend Continues 10/16/15 Continued Short Term Uptrend 10/9/15 Continued Upward Price Action 10/2/15 Short Term Strength in Consolidation of the Down Move 9/25/15 Short Term and Intermediate Term Downward Bias 9/18/15 Consolidation of the August Plunge with a Downward Bias 9/11/15 Continued Tightening Consolidation with a Short Term Upward Bias 9/4/15 Consolidation in the Pullback, Watching for Direction of Break 8/28/15 Short Term Bounce Continues Watching for Reversal if no Follow Through 8/21/15 Continued Downside with Possible Oversold Bounce

5/18/18 Consolidation 5/11/18 Nascent Short Term Uptrend in Consolidation 5/4/18 Continued Consolidation 4/27/18 Tightening Consolidation 4/20/18 Consolidation 4/13/18 Consolidation with an Upward Bias 4/6/18 Consolidation Continues 3/29/18 Consolidation 3/23/18 Short Term Downtrend 3/16/18 Broad Consolidation in Uptrend 3/9/18 Continued Uptrend 3/2/18 Possible Pause in Short Term Downtrend 2/23/18 Short Term Uptrend

While the technical indicators will show you exit signs on short term downtrends, however you can remain invested in that stock if the company is fundamentally strong.

8/9/13 Consolidation in the Uptrend 8/3/13 Upward Bias 7/27/13 Consolidation in the Uptrend with a Chance of a Pullback 7/19/13 Continued Upward Price Movement with Caution 7/12/13 Continued Upside With a Possibility of Consolidation 7/5/13 Upward Price Action in the Intermediate Downtrend in the Long Term Uptrend 6/29/13 Continued Rise in the Pullback in the Uptrend 6/22/13 Continued Pullback in the Uptrend 6/15/13 Consolidation with a Downside Bias in the Uptrend 6/8/13 Continued Uptrend 6/1/13 Continued Downside in the Uptrend 5/24/13 Short Term Consolidation or Pullback in the Uptrend 5/18/13 Continued Upside, But with Caution in the Short Term 5/11/13 Continued Uptrend 5/4/13 Continued Uptrend 4/27/13 Short Term Bias For a Pullback in Consolidation Channel Within the Uptrend 4/20/13 Uptrend With Consolidation or Pullback Possible 4/13/13 Continued Upside Bias 4/6/13 Continued Broad Consolidation with a Chance of a Pullback 3/29/13 Continued Upward Price Trend 3/23/13 Consolidation with and Upward bias in the Uptrend 3/16/13 Continued Upside with a Chance of a Short Term Pullback 3/9/13 Continued Uptrend with Some Caution 3/2/13 Upside Bias with Caution 2/23/13 Short Term Potential Pullback Within Longer Term Uptrend 2/16/13 Continued Upside

First, each of these funds is deemed to be in a downtrend based on the fact that its 50 - day moving average is below its 200 - day moving average, which are popular indicators for gauging medium - term and long - term trends, respectively.

We remain bearish biased on this market and will continue watching for price action sell signals from resistance to rejoin the downtrend as we can see the longer - term downtrend is still clearly in effect and key support isn't seen until down near 1.2040 area.

The Nymex crude oil futures market is in a six - week - old downtrend on the daily bar chart and the bears have the overall near - term technical advantage.

Here's an example of a false - break in the EURUSD daily chart that led to a top in the market and started a long - term downtrend:

X-to-A ideally moves in the direction of the overall trend, in which case the move from A-to-D reflects a short - term correction of established downtrend.

A market in a long - term downtrend, with continuously falling prices, is called a bear market.