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Retracement

What is retracement?

Retracement is when prices have moved in a direction either up or down, then they retrace the move.

 

Below is a spread betting example of a retracement. Prices retraced the original move then continued in the direction of the main trend down

 

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Author johnsbePosted on November 1, 2011May 11, 2023Categories GlossaryTags Retracement

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