Follow-Through
Fresh buying or selling interest after a directional break of a particular price level. A lack of follow-through usually indicates a move will not be sustained and may reverse.
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Level
A price zone or particular price that is significant from a technical standpoint or based on reported orders or option interest.
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Price movement that produces a net change in value: an uptrend shows higher highs and higher lows, a downtrend lower highs and lower lows.
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Bar Chart
A chart type built from four significant points: the high and low prices, which form the vertical bar; the opening price, marked with a horizontal line to the left of the bar; and the closing price, marked with a horizontal line to the right.
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A chart pattern showing when demand and supply of a product are almost equal, resulting in a narrow trading range and the merging of support and resistance levels.
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A technical analysis tool consisting of a band plotted two standard deviations either side of a simple moving average, used to find support and resistance levels.
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A chart type used to analyse a market’s price. Unlike bar charts, candlestick charts show the market’s high, low, open and closing price within each period.
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A trader who analyses a market’s price history to determine future price trends, using a range of analytical tools and indicators to conduct technical analysis on a price chart.
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A period of range-bound activity after an extended price move, in which a market neither continues nor counters the longer-term trend.
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