Sentences with phrase «very bearish»

Some experts are bullish in their predictions, and others are very bearish.

The project is also centred on the ethereum network also because it has proven to be a juggernaut in the crypto space, unflinching even when all other cryptos were having a very bearish time.

«[N] ow all signs point to lower lows... Weekly Chart looks very Bearish (with) a 5 of 9 suggesting 4 more bad weeks,» he summarized Monday.

«I'm very bearish on Bitcoin, I think it's one of the silliest ideas I've heard in a long time,» he told its Futures Now segment Saturday.

The five tiers are Very Bullish, Bullish, Neutral, Bearish, and Very Bearish.

When the gold / silver went down, their price action was very bearish.

Commercial hedgers (smart money) are very bearish on the Euro right now.

And if you flick through the pages there are some very bearish articles on the banks and Telstra (TLS).

Do you think XSP makes sense for a Canadian investor who plans to live / retire in Canada and who is very bearish about the US dollar relative to the Canadian dollar over the mid to long term?

«We're very bearish on them.»

Despite winning 60 games last season and reaching the Western Conference Semifinals sportsbooks were very bearish on the Thunder's prospects next season.

Sentiment toward gold was indeed very bearish at the MoneyShow, as it is around the world right now.

Presently, the likely range of S&P 500 annual total returns for the coming decade is in the 2 - 3 % range based on average and median scenarios, with outside possibilities as low as -3 % in the very bearish case and still less than 8 % in the very bullish case.

For another example, if a large speculator who was very bearish on oil aggressively short - sold the December - 2016 oil contract, driving its price down from $ 64 to $ 60, it would create an opportunity for other traders to lock - in a profit by selling physical oil and buying the December - 2016 futures with the aim of eventually replacing what they had sold by exercising the futures contracts.

Global markets are cautiously recovering from Tuesday's ugly selloff with the very bearish sentiment still being the most important short - term factor.

Last week in London, for example, an analyst from a research company with whose views I am usually in strong sympathy and who herself is very bearish on China's growth prospects, airily dismissed Chinese debt concerns by pointing out that Chinese government debt, even after adding back estimates of losses in the banking system, is lower than that of the Japanese government, and because the government's debt burden has not been a problem in Japan it won't be a problem in China.

The U.S. dollar index appears headed toward a level of 85 going by technical indicators that show «a very bearish situation.»

Not exact matches

But don't let that temporary optimism fool you — Morgan Stanley is still very much bearish on the credit market this year.

I think it's a very dangerous mistake to dispense with our present concerns by ignoring the narrative of our stress - testing response to the credit crisis, and concluding that our experience over this half - cycle has been a mechanical reflection of our pre-2009 methods, our present methods, or some perma - bearish disposition on my part.

Monday's massive bearish engulfing bar suggested that suggested that S&P is at or very close to a significant short - term top.

This is because the bearish fundamentals are very well known and are factored into the current price.

In recent weeks, one very interesting thing we have seen is the bearish divergence between the prices of the main stock market indexes versus their corresponding relative strength (RS) lines... [read more]

Peter: I'm bearish on the dollar in the short - term but considering the moves it has had, I'm definitely more uncertain about the very short - term move.

Although all signs point to prevailing small and mid-cap strength throughout 2017, please keep in mind that bullish chart patterns have a very low chance of success in bearish markets.

If the commodity breaks below the lower boundary of the horizontal trading channel (using 1,300 as a trigger, just below the support of the channel), outlook will shift to bearish, at least in the very short - term

The major US indices continue to trade in a bearish short - term trend, as the bulk of the earnings season will soon be behind us, and now the February lows seem very vulnerable from a technical standpoint.

Retail investors were very bullish on bullion but remained bearish on gold stocks.

I wouldn't consider any downward movement during an uptrend to be more than a retracement unless it consists of 3 or 4 strong bearish candlesticks (or perhaps 2 very large candlesticks) or a series of lower highs and lower lows (which occurred after our pattern).

The very fact that there is a dramatic color difference between bullish and bearish bars makes spotting forex candlestick patterns much easier than using a standard bar chart of bars that are the same color.

So, I never get very bullish, or bearish.

The same goes for the dragonfly doji that appeared later in the trend, but just look at that beautiful bearish engulfing pattern at the very top of the uptrend.

A very large shooting star candlestick can create a poor reward to risk scenario because some of the bearish reversal that you are hoping to take advantage of has already been taken up by the extra large upper wick of the signal, which lowers the odds of you hitting a full take profit.

Remember: a very oversold market (Litecoin & Bitcoin) that can hardly bounce = bearish.

This bullish piercing pattern was preceded by a bearish (downward) price movement, which is a requirement to qualify taking this trade; the context is very important whenever you're doing any kind of price action trading.

• The pin bar itself was long - tailed, this means the tail showed a very «forceful» rejection of higher prices and it was also in - line with the fresh bearish momentum.

As you can also see below, the Swissy was more vulnerable to risk sentiment since the euro traded roughly sideways on Thursday but the safe - haven Swissy was feeling some bearish pressure, very likely because of

As you can also see below, the Swissy was more vulnerable to risk sentiment since the euro traded roughly sideways on Thursday but the safe - haven Swissy was feeling some bearish pressure, very likely because of the returning risk - on vibes at the time.

Two candles later you spot a nice three inside down candlestick pattern, which is considered as a very potent bearish signal.

Under these circumstances it was very reasonable to be if not bearish, then at least pragmatic about future stock market returns.

In the end, rising yields (in their current context) aren't so very different from the other myriad positive & negative facts, figures & opinions investors encounter every single day — and most of the time, they tend to end up serving the prevailing bullish or bearish market trend, i.e. facts are cherry - picked made to fit the trend.

The Euro is very oversold but momentum is decidedly bearish for now.

Over the years, this has worked out very well for me, especially with the bearish engulfing pattern.

It is very hard in my mind to be bearish in any way shape or form when both the NASDAQ and Russell are are acquiring major upside technical targets while the DJIA and S&P 500 sitting at all time highs with bullish technicals still as a tailwind.

At the moment there is very little bearish thesis to work with, but watch that Russell very closely.

In my mind it (like XLE) is that the 3 lines of bearish defense that I would be very aware of if I were long 1) Descending Trendline 2) Declining 200DMA 3) 61.8 Fib

What this did was trigger a bear trap back into the H&S top range, and we must take that very seriously and consider the bearish thesis very possibly wrong.

Last week I spent a ton of time talking about and making a very big bearish case for stocks.

If the very bullish investor wants to disguise his / her intentions, that investor can simply buy a whole bunch of puts — opening what appears to be a bearish trade, and then buy stock to turn the position into the equivalent of owning calls.

Again, since it's very difficult to predict exactly how long a bear rally, or «counter trend» may last, you should enter a bearish swing trade only after it seems that the stock has continued downwards.

Remember: the stock market is always very volatile in the final 1 - 2 years of a bull market because some traders and investors jump on the long term bearish bandwagon too early.