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Crossover
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Crossover
In technical analysis, a situation in which a price crosses a threshold thought to be bullish or bearish. For example, if a stock price goes above its resistance level, the resistance level is said to be a crossover because it indicates that the stock will likely continue to rise and the overall trend has changed.
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