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A trading style where positions are opened and closed within the same trading day—no overnight holds. Day traders aim to profit from intraday price movements and must manage the Pattern Day Trader rule ($25,000 minimum account) in the US. Requires full-time attention during market hours.
A brief price recovery during a downtrend that fools people into thinking the bottom is in. Named because even a dead cat bounces if dropped from high enough. Brutal, but accurate.
Financial services built on blockchain technology that operate without traditional intermediaries like banks. Includes lending, borrowing, trading, and yield farming protocols.
Slang for holding a position through extreme volatility without selling. Can be disciplined conviction or stubborn bagholding depending on context and outcome.
The strategy of purchasing assets after a price decline, expecting a bounce or continuation of an uptrend. \"Buy the dip\" is a common mantra in bull markets.
The opposite of accumulation—a phase where large holders are selling their positions to retail buyers. Often occurs at market tops with high volume but limited price appreciation.
When price moves one direction but an indicator moves the opposite way. Often signals a trend reversal is coming. Example: price makes new highs but RSI makes lower highs.
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