Double bottom

Double Bottom
A double bottom is a chart pattern created when a stock makes a low, rebounds, then retests the same low and rebounds once again. A double bottom chart pattern resembles a "W".

Double Bottom
Double Bottom definition :
A term used in technical analysis to refer to the drop of a stock's price, a rebound, and then a drop back to the same level as the original drop.
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Double Bottom
Used in technical analysis, it is chart pattern of a stock's prices showing a drop in price, then a rebound, then another drop to the same low price.

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Double bottom
Double bottom is term that technical analysts use to describe a stock price pattern that, when depicted on a chart, shows two drops to the same dollar amount separated by a rebound.

Double Bottom - Technical analysis term used to describe a pattern where the price of a security hits a low point, rebounds moderately and hits a similar low point again.

double bottom
technical chart pattern showing a drop in price, then a rebound, then another drop to the same level. The pattern is usually interpreted to mean the security has much support at that price and should not drop further.

Double Bottom/ Double Top
These are reversal patterns. It is a decline or advance twice to the same level (plus or minus 3%). It indicates support or resistance at that level.

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A double bottom where the price or indicator chart has the appearance of a W.
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A double bottom pattern in a price history that looks like the letter W. See: Technical analysis.
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A double bottom pattern in a price history that looks like the letter W. See: Technical analysis.

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Some of the most used patterns are: the double bottom and double top, the head and shoulders, the rising and falling wedge, the triangle, and the flag and pennant patterns.

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Analysts use patterns to predict future price movements. Some examples of patterns include Ascending Tops; Double Bottom; Flag; Head and Shoulders; Rising Bottoms; Saucer and Triangle. See also Technical Analysis.

It signifies a major resistance area and is a strong signal that a rally is coming to an end and that a downturn is possible. A double bottom is a reversal pattern that occurs in a falling market and signifies a major support area and that a rally ...

Average Convergence/Divergence - price of the stock, up or down, in relation to its moving average), 50 day, 200 day moving averages, triple bottoms and tops, pendants, flags, bear and bull markets, head and shoulders formations, double bottoms, ...

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Written-down value The book value of an asset after allowing for depreciation and amortization. W-type bottom A double bottom pattern in a price history that looks like the letter W. See: Technical analysis.

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Another example might occur with an emerging-market counterparty, where there is country and possibly currency risk associated with the counterparty (however creditworthy it might otherwise be). W-type bottom A double bottom pattern in a price ...

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