Congestion
Congestion refers to a period of non-trending or sideways price movement, often in a narrow range (or an increasingly narrow range, as in the case of triangles and pennants). See also Consolidation and Trading Range.
Articles related to Congestion
May 30, 2008
Raghee Horner
It was only after I embraced market cycles that I truly began to understand what to do with all the "lines and levels" I had learned to draw on my charts.
(more)October 5, 2007
Raghee Horner
The Non-Farm Payrolls number was an encouraging number for those who were concerned about a soft landing and recession.
(more)October 4, 2007
Raghee Horner
The recent rally in the U.S. Dollar has shifted from an uptrend to neutral which is to say that the next leg is yet to come.
(more)May 14, 2007
Raghee Horner
The U.S. Dollar Index weakness has become a well-known and often-discussed news item. The weakness is such that it has crosses the chasm from active traders and into the consciousness of casual market observer.
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March 30, 2007
Paul Sabo
When I come in each morning before the trading day begins, I want to have some sort of a market bias before I start day trading...
(more)March 6, 2007
Raghee Horner
I think what many traders must learn to do is recognize when the charts don't look quite "right". What are some clues?
(more)December 19, 2006
Austin Passamonte
On Monday, index futures enjoyed a day of rest from the continual upward stagger on the charts.
(more)November 30, 2006
Austin Passamonte
Wednesday was another typical end-month session where indexes remained propped from the open to close.
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November 28, 2006
Austin Passamonte
After the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, there were no x-mas shoppers to be found in the aisles on Wall Street.
(more)November 16, 2006
Raghee Horner
The daily chart of the U.S. Dollar tells the story of the current Dollar weakness...
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