Stock market trend
Under exchange tendency is understood to mean the general heading direction ( tendency ), a securities or commodity market , market segments or individual trading objects at a given point in time exhibit.
Descriptions of the stock market trend
The reference value for the stock market trend is usually the DAX in Germany and the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the USA . The daily values of these reference values are combined into a time series and the resulting development of the stock market trend is expressed in the following standardized terms:
- with falling course change : yielding / weaker / weak / very weak;
- with increasing course change : friendlier / friendly / firm / firm / very firm;
- with a slight change in course : held / maintained / just maintained / resistant.
- Trends with no tendency are called “unchanged”, “maintained”, “well maintained”, “just kept”, “maintained”, “well maintained”.
- These are descriptive explanations of the course and its inclination in a certain direction.
Long-term tendencies are called stock market trends , which play a key role in chart analysis .
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- ↑ Dirk Glebe (Ed.), Understanding Exchange , 2008, p. 36
- ↑ Ulrich Becker, Lexikon Terminhandel , 1994, p. 97