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The tendency to weight recent events more heavily than earlier ones when making decisions. In trading, this manifests as assuming recent trends will continue indefinitely.
A comparison of an asset's performance to a benchmark (usually an index). Assets with high relative strength are outperforming the market; those with low relative strength are lagging.
A momentum indicator measuring speed and magnitude of price changes on a 0-100 scale. Above 70 is overbought, below 30 is oversold. One of the most popular indicators.
Current volume compared to the average volume for the same time of day. RVOL of 2.0 means trading at twice normal volume. High relative volume often precedes or accompanies significant price moves and indicates unusual interest in the stock.
Impulsive trading after a loss, attempting to quickly recover the money. Often leads to larger losses due to emotional, non-systematic decision-making.
A 0-100 numerical score indicating how "ready" an asset is for potential momentum, combining technical patterns with social sentiment.
Market conditions where investors favor safe-haven assets like bonds, gold, and defensive stocks. Characterized by fear, falling prices in risky assets, and flights to safety.
Market conditions where investors favor riskier assets like stocks, especially growth stocks and crypto. Characterized by optimism, rising prices, and flows out of safe havens.
The relationship between potential loss (risk) and potential gain (reward) on a trade, expressed as a ratio.
A type of crypto scam where developers abandon a project and run away with investor funds, often after artificially inflating the token price.
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