Skip to main content

Double Bottom

Charting pattern used in technical analysis that denotes a shift in trend and a change in momentum from earlier leading price action. It represents the decline of a stock or index, the subsequent recovery, the subsequent decline to the same or a somewhat lower level, and the subsequent rebound. The two bottoms together resemble the letter "W." A support level is the low that has already been touched twice.

Popular posts from this blog

VXXB option trade alert explained

Delta Air Lines Soars Past Q1 Expectations Amid Turbulent Skies

Chewy Stock Has Bite: Why Wall Street Is Warming Up to the Pet Retailer