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When the 50dma is higher than the 20dma, what does it mean? Is it bullish/bearish or nothing to be concerned about.

 

Hi armsoforion,

You'll get better answers if you posted a chart of what your trading and the application of a 50day > 20day.

The way you posted your question...you could get numerous different answers and some in contradiction of another.

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First make sure you've saved your chart to your hard-drive via using something like Snagit or Xnview...

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NihabaAshi

 

I would vote: c. Nothing to be concerned about.

 

Here is the chart, I went short at 21.30

 

chart looks screwed up I will redo it.

try this one

 

stockcharts.com realtime is a bit screwed up today. Its sitting at 21.50 ish and has hit 21.75

 

if markets only trended (how do you define a trend?) normal thinking would say that you would be in or at the end of a down trend, but as you will see from your chart you aren't in a trend at that point so it tells you nothing, secondly you should probably only pay any attention when the 2 actually cross (not that that tells you much either for the most part)

me? I ignore MA's