Stocks near 200 day moving average
Watching the stock's behavior at the 200-day moving average, drawn in black in every IBD daily chart and in MarketSmith, can help you decide when it's time to take at least some partial profits. Also consider using the 40-week moving average, Slideshow - 10 Stocks Crossing Above Their 200 Day Moving Average - from Market News Video - CDLX. 10 Bargains You Can Buy Cheaper Than Insiders Did Analyst News For me one of those lessons was trading stocks near flat 200 day moving averages. And when I say “stock”, this can refer to an ETF, Commodity Futures, Index, etc. But when they’re near their directionless longer-term smoothing mechanism, you’re begging for trouble. If you like headaches, trade stocks near flat 200 day moving averages.