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What is the difference between Retracement and Reversal In Forex Trading
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[QUOTE="Jasz, post: 243237, member: 61772"] When trading forex, it's important to know that there are a few different types of price moves. These moves are called reversal and retracement. Both can be very useful in helping you decide where and when you should be entering a trade. However, retracements and reversals have differences as well. Retracements A retracement is a temporary change in the direction of the price of an asset. It is usually defined by using a trend line. Retracements can occur for many reasons, but generally there is some kind of fundamental or technical factor that causes an asset to move against its current trend temporarily. This pause often provides traders with an opportunity to enter into the market at favorable prices before the price resumes its prior trend. Reversal A reversal is a change in the direction of the price of an asset. It can also be defined by using a trend line, but reversals are more dramatic than retracements and are associated with significant changes in an asset's fundamentals or technicals. In many cases, reversals mark major turning points in the price's movement and can last for long periods of time, such as days or weeks (or even longer). A good example of this would be when a downtrend suddenly turns. [/QUOTE]
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