21. Engulfing
Engulfing is a term used to refer to a pattern in which one candle completely engulfs another, signaling the beginning of a potential trend.
22. Bearish Reversal
A "bearish reversal" begins with a bullish price movement that reverses a rising stock price to a declining one. This is because the rising trend of the stock is reversing, causing a downtrend in the market.
23. Bullish Reversal
A "bullish reversal" begins with a bearish price movement that reverses a declining stock's price in the direction of higher.
Does. This is because the stock's downward trend is reversing, leading to an uptrend in the market.
24. Gap
"Gaps" are areas on the chart where the price of a stock (or any other financial instrument) changes rapidly up or down, with little or no trading in between.
25. Neutral
"Neutral" refers to a situation when the position taken in the market is neither bullish nor bearish. In other words, it is considered insensitive to the price direction of the market.
26. Holding
Holdings refer to the layers of an investment portfolio held by an individual or entity, such as a mutual fund or pension fund. Portfolio holdings can include a variety of investment products such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options, futures, and exchange traded funds (ETFs).
27. Stock
Stock trading means buying and selling shares of companies so that money can be earned from the changes in the price.
