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==== Dead Cross ==== | ==== Dead Cross ==== | ||
+ | See [[#death_cross|Death Cross]]. | ||
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+ | ==== Death Cross ==== | ||
A signal where the shorter moving average moves below the longer moving average. Usually, this term is associated with the 50-day moving average crossing below the 200-day moving average. See our ChartSchool article on [[:technical_indicators:moving_averages|Moving Averages]]. | A signal where the shorter moving average moves below the longer moving average. Usually, this term is associated with the 50-day moving average crossing below the 200-day moving average. See our ChartSchool article on [[:technical_indicators:moving_averages|Moving Averages]]. | ||
==== Declining ==== | ==== Declining ==== | ||
A market stage of a stock that is characterized by a downtrend with subsequently lower highs and lower lows. | A market stage of a stock that is characterized by a downtrend with subsequently lower highs and lower lows. | ||
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+ | ==== DEMA ==== | ||
+ | See [[#double_exponential_moving_average_dema|Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA)]]. | ||
==== Descending Triangle ==== | ==== Descending Triangle ==== | ||
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==== Double Bottom Reversal ==== | ==== Double Bottom Reversal ==== | ||
A bullish reversal chart pattern that is typically associated with line and bar charts. The pattern forms with two consecutive troughs that are roughly equal, a moderate peak in-between and a resistance breakout. See our ChartSchool article on [[:chart_analysis:chart_patterns:double_bottom_reversal|Double Bottom Reversal]]. | A bullish reversal chart pattern that is typically associated with line and bar charts. The pattern forms with two consecutive troughs that are roughly equal, a moderate peak in-between and a resistance breakout. See our ChartSchool article on [[:chart_analysis:chart_patterns:double_bottom_reversal|Double Bottom Reversal]]. | ||
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+ | ==== Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) ==== | ||
+ | DEMA is a faster moving average developed by Patrick Molloy. Its calculation uses single- and double-smoothed EMAs to offset the lag found in traditional EMAs, creating a more responsive moving average for short-term traders. See our ChartSchool article on [[:technical_indicators:dema|DEMA]]. | ||
==== Double Top Breakout ==== | ==== Double Top Breakout ==== |