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Pullback
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Pullback
The downward reversal of a prolonged upward price trend.

Pullback
In a price uptrend, a security's retreat from its previous high. A pullback may be a signal that the uptrend is ending and may be taken as a sign to sell. On the other hand, the pullback may be temporary and the uptrend could continue. In that case, it may be taken as a sign to buy. The meaning of a pullback depends on other technical indicators.


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The problem with this traditional investment wisdom is you end up trying to pick market bottoms, and try to get in on pullbacks, but when a market trades higher quickly, you miss the move.
4000 mark, any further flare-ups in market tensions could force continued EURUSD pullbacks.
2100 Techs - Usd/Cad: Despite the sharp pullbacks seen on Thursday, the overall structure still remains quite constructive with the market posting a series of medium-term higher lows over the past several months.
 
 
 
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