Sentence examples for bull trap from inspiring English sources
noun
A temporary reverse in the downward trend of a share price that tempts some investors to buy
Indeed, the market looks like it may be setting up for a "bull trap".
A bull trap appears when a brief rally interrupts a strong downtrend.
The question, of course, is whether a given reversal is really a bull trap or a legitimate reversal to the upside.
The dollar's breakout from this trading range turned out to be a false breakout or "bull trap" as optimism over President Donald Trump's economic plans wanes.
The nearly 900-point move on the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Oct. 28 is exactly the kind of strong counter trend move we expect at the beginning of a bull trap.
"A bullish tone has been set, and we are not of the belief that this rally is a bull trap to be followed by a serious decline," says volume-reversal specialist Mark Leibovit of VR Trader.
But we could make sense of Princess, the kindly pit bull, trapped alone in the apartment amid the smoke, ash, sirens and chaos of downtown.
Bull traps are not just an opportunity for swing traders looking for a trigger to short the market.
Not doing so raises the risk of stepping into "bull traps" and, worse, selling at the bottom.
A bull trapped in a clothes boutique in Brazil has smashed through the shop's plate-glass windows.
Bull smashes through Brazil shop Jump to media player A bull trapped in a boutique in Brazil has smashed through plate-glass windows to escape.
