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| Uptrend |
| A series of gradually ascending peaks
and troughs.
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| Underlying |
| An underlying may be anything that may
form the basis of a contract following are some examples of
underlying: Shares, various commodities, Currency, etc. In the
stock market various shares acts as underlings for Option and
Future contracts. |
| Volume |
| With any good rally in the market, the
volumes should always be there if the market goes up without
volume the chances are that the rally might not last long.
Similarly, if the fall comes in the market without volume then
chances are that the fall might not be real. |
| Wedge Formation |
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A pattern that has a noticeable slant either to the downside. As a
rule it slant either to the upside or the downside. As a rule it
slants against the prevailing trend. It is identified by two
converging trendlines that come together as an apex. In terms of
the amount of time it takes to form, the wedge usually lasts more
than a month but not more than three months, putting it into the
intermediate category.
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Whipsaws |
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Whipsaws is basically false signals which come in the market and one cannot do
anything against them as if you have bought something and your stoploss gets
triggered, till then the stock can go up. This will be a whipsaws for you but
you will have to put stoploss because you dont know that how far can the
stock go down if you do not put a stoploss.
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