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A trader stuck holding a losing position, often after refusing to cut losses. The \"bag\" refers to the worthless (or heavily depreciated) shares they're left holding.
Expecting prices to go down. A bearish trader thinks the market or asset will fall. Opposite of bullish.
The difference between the highest price a buyer will pay (bid) and the lowest price a seller will accept (ask). Wider spreads indicate lower liquidity and higher trading costs.
When price moves above resistance or below support with conviction. Real breakouts come with volume; fake ones (fakeouts) don't.
Expecting prices to go up. A bullish trader thinks the market or asset will rise. Opposite of bearish.
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