The Golden Cross Against The Death Cross
The Golden Cross Against The Death Cross
What is a simple moving average? A simple moving average of the price is a mathematical method by taking the sum of the price in the timeframe you decided to use and then divide that by the total number of the price you decided to use. An exponential moving average of price places more weight on recent price.
What is a Golden Cross? A Golden Cross is when the 50 units moving average crosses above the 200 units moving average.
Predictability of a Golden Cross? Usually Bullish
What is a Death Cross? A Death Cross is when the 50 units moving average crosses below the 200 units moving average.
Predictability of a Death Cross? Usually Bearish
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Greenfield
Disclosure: I am not a financial advisor. This is not a recommendation, not a representation, and not a solicitation. You should do your research and come to your own decision. Investment involves significant risks. You need to understand that you may lose your money. Past performance is not an indication of future performance. Chart reading is subjective information.
What is a simple moving average? A simple moving average of the price is a mathematical method by taking the sum of the price in the timeframe you decided to use and then divide that by the total number of the price you decided to use. An exponential moving average of price places more weight on recent price.
What is a Golden Cross? A Golden Cross is when the 50 units moving average crosses above the 200 units moving average.
Predictability of a Golden Cross? Usually Bullish
What is a Death Cross? A Death Cross is when the 50 units moving average crosses below the 200 units moving average.
Predictability of a Death Cross? Usually Bearish
Thank you for reading!
Greenfield
Disclosure: I am not a financial advisor. This is not a recommendation, not a representation, and not a solicitation. You should do your research and come to your own decision. Investment involves significant risks. You need to understand that you may lose your money. Past performance is not an indication of future performance. Chart reading is subjective information.
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