Sentence examples for technical breakout from inspiring English sources

The technical breakout was on thin trading volume and light news.

Evidence would suggest that the retail investor has grown skeptical with this rally and the technical breakout above the SPX's 80-day moving average.

With a new year, a new president in a couple of weeks, a 23.8% rally from the Nov. 20 closing low, positive seasonality, a technical breakout above 920 on the SPX and an imploding CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX), there is now reason to believe that the worst is behind us.

On April 30, I noted that "past breakouts had been met with a great deal of hoopla on Wall Street, but this one seemed to pass with more of a cringe and a groan, which is more encouraging than the rampaging enthusiasm that accompanied the technical breakouts we saw in the early months of 2000".

Past breakouts had been met with a great deal of hoopla on Wall Street, but this one seemed to pass with more of a cringe and a groan, which is more encouraging than the rampaging enthusiasm that accompanied the technical breakouts we saw in the early months of 2000.

WallStreetCity.com has all sorts of features, including incredibly elaborate searches for stocks based on various technical indicators and breakouts.

It will respect the area reinforcing the support or resistance available there, or penetrate and initiate a new technical event such as a breakout.

"Their general work force data released by Amazon seems intentionally deceptive, as the company did not include the race or gender breakout of their technical work force," Rainbow PUSH wrote in a statement to The New York Times published Friday.

He's strictly a technical stock picker going for breakouts on high volume, typically with stocks that have a float of 10 million shares or less and trade in the single digits.

"When bitcoin broke above $8,000, there was a lot of FOMO [fear of missing out] in the market, and we have seen bitcoin many times reach this technical pattern, where there is a breakout at a specific level and a pullback should bring us just below that breakout point," Greenspan said.

In technical terms, this is called a breakout, and the evidence is Ask Jeeves' one-dollar jump April 2 to close at $8 per share.