Look at the chart. See how the pattern seemed to hover inside the drawn lines for quite some time? That is...until the stock broke the red line, which was the 200 Day Moving Average or 200 DMA. A moving average is the price action of that time period smoothed out, sort of like throwing out the high and low scores in a judged competition like gymnastics or figure skating. After Google broke that red line, it's been an ugly drop down.
To those playing the home game, I know that some of the terms I throw around must be confusing - moving averages, ranges, etc. However, these terms and concepts are important. Let's cover the moving average today as this Google chart illustrates the importance of those lines.
Look at the chart. See how the pattern seemed to hover inside the drawn lines for quite some time? That is...until the stock broke the red line, which was the 200 Day Moving Average or 200 DMA. A moving average is the price action of that time period smoothed out, sort of like throwing out the high and low scores in a judged competition like gymnastics or figure skating. After Google broke that red line, it's been an ugly drop down.
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In a non-binding vote, the UK house of Commons voted to recognize Palestine as a state. While this does not lead to any official change in British policy, it gives Palestine added leverage in its negotiations for a two-state solution in the ongoing conflict. Will this lead to more peace in the region? Only time will tell. Read the whole story at Huffington Post.
Three of the most important and widely held stocks in America suffered brutal trading sessions. Google especially took it on the chin on large volume. McDonald's continues its recent swoon and threatens to break 90. And finally, Exxon Mobile is crashing with the price of oil.
The market started the trading day in the red, yet managed to rally into positive territory for quite some time. However, the wheels came off the bus for the S&P 500 and was sounded rejected at the 200 DMA for a really nasty finish to the trading session. This is only *one* close below the 200 day and no, one close below it does not break the uptrend - however, it must be re-taken soon.
Google hit the 550 mark I mentioned last week in early Monday trading. Will it bounce off this level or will we see further weakness? If the stock continues to slide, the Nasdaq will slide as well. |
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