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Coppock Curve

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Coppock Curve

In technical analysis, a system for determining stock market rallies. The system uses a ten-month weighted moving average of the sum of eleven- and fourteen-month rates of change. Buy signals are determined when the curve turns upward after being below zero; analysts disagree as to whether the curve shows sell signals. The curve is thought to be a good way to determine rallies for stock markets, but not for more volatile commodity markets.
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In the depths of a bear market you should always look out for an upturn in the Coppock curve, which is normally a strong buy signal.
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