sideways trend — Seen in a bar chart when prices tend not to go above or below a certain range of levels. Chicago Mercantile Exchange Glossary … Financial and business terms
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Sideways Market / Sideways Drift — A sideways market occurs where the price trend of a certain trading instrument, such as a stock, has been experiencing neither an uptrend nor a downtrend. Instead, the price activity has been oscillating between a relatively narrow range without… … Investment dictionary
Trend (technical analysis) — To a trader who uses technical analysis, the trend in price of a financial security is, intuitively, the general direction of its movement. Loosely, if someone who looked at the price chart would generally say the price is going up, the trend is… … Wikipedia
Sideways Market/Movement — A market trend where price rises and falls are small and restricted to a narrow range. Often referred to as a trend less, congested or ranging market … Financial and business terms
Horizontal Channel — Using trendlines to connect variable pivot highs and lows shows price contained between the upper line of resistance and lower line of support. This is price range or sideways trend. This horizontal channel or sideways trend is also a rectangle… … Investment dictionary
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