Pivot
When a market is rallying and today's low is lower than the low of the highest day in the rally, that high becomes a pivot, or swing high. When a market is declining and today's high is higher than the high of the lowest day, then that low becomes a pivot, or swing low.
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Austin Passamonte
We so often see stocks opening and closing at nearly unchanged prices. But experienced traders know that often times it's the movement between the opening and closing bells that's important.
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Incorporating pivot point analysis into your trading is just another tool; it is not the holy grail and is not meant to be used as a buy or sell signal.
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Seven years ago when I started trading futures, CME ex-floor traders introduced this formula to me...
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While there was little doubt that market action was quite bearish in recent days, some positive developments did take place.
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January 24, 2006
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The energies were weak ahead of tomorrow's weekly Petroleum Status Report...
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