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fxKnight |
Beginners | Jan 20, 2009 12:00AM GMT |
A trend can do one of 3 things: it can go up, go down, or it can go sideways. An
up trend is defined as having higher highs, and higher lows. Similarly, a down
trend is defined as having lower highs and lower lows. When a trend is moving
sideways, price is said to be in a range.
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