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Bearish Death Cross (How To Trade Them)

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How To Trade The Bearish Death Cross:

The death cross and golden cross are technical analysis terms for when a moving average (MA) intersects with another from either above or below.

The cross, depending on which it is, can signal the start of a new trend or the end of one. The death cross and golden cross are simple technical analysis indicators that alert traders when a price trend may be turning bearish or bullish.

The indicators use both 200-day and 50-day MAs to signal whether a death cross or golden cross has occurred. When the 50-day MA crosses above the 200-day MA from below, this is a golden cross. Meanwhile, a death cross is when the 50-day MA is above the 200-day MA and then crosses below the 200-day MA.

A golden cross indicates prices may be starting to rise in a new uptrend and, therefore, a long position may be preferred by traders. Once a death cross occurs, the price of the asset is potentially starting a new downtrend, which could mean that short selling or exiting long positions would be preferred by traders.

FYI:
1) All indicators are delayed, so when cross happens it comes late, use other confirmations to enter trades early, especially if scalp or day trade Forex.
2) MA or EMA crosses can be done on any time frames, but death or golden crosses mostly use the 50 and 200 (pure traders). Yes, they can be changed.
3) Higher time frames are better and have more momentum and trends when price action does do MA or EMA crosses.
4) Anticipation and multi time-frame evaluation will assist you in using price action MA or EMA crosses in your trading.
5) Trade under a death cross and over a golden cross. Example daily chart shows you a 65 pip stop vs 200 pip target within 14 trading days, patience?
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