Battle Axe
New Member
As a 'fresh' starter, you may have been confused whenever you hear about retracements or reversals.
Or maybe you always mix them up.
Well, I'll explain to you in simple terms.
Reversal is simply a change in trend direction.
What do I mean?
If you are in an UPTREND market and after a while the market begins a heavy downwards move.
Then, that's probably a reversal.
Simply, if UPTREND changes to DOWNTREND or DOWNTREND changes to UPTREND. That's a reversal.
Now, retracements are just temporary or short reversals that occur during a trend.
For example;
if you're trading on an UPTREND market and after a while, a short downwards occurs, followed by a change in direction back to the original upwards move. That's a retracement move.
I hope this helps you understand better.
Let me know in the comments if this is new to you as a fresh trader. Or you could add to this for others.
Thanks.
Feel free to drop questions.
Or maybe you always mix them up.
Well, I'll explain to you in simple terms.
Reversal is simply a change in trend direction.
What do I mean?
If you are in an UPTREND market and after a while the market begins a heavy downwards move.
Then, that's probably a reversal.
Simply, if UPTREND changes to DOWNTREND or DOWNTREND changes to UPTREND. That's a reversal.
Now, retracements are just temporary or short reversals that occur during a trend.
For example;
if you're trading on an UPTREND market and after a while, a short downwards occurs, followed by a change in direction back to the original upwards move. That's a retracement move.
I hope this helps you understand better.
Let me know in the comments if this is new to you as a fresh trader. Or you could add to this for others.
Thanks.
Feel free to drop questions.