The rally to new highs, followed by a sharp intraday reversal to close lower, could have some chart watchers believing a top has been hit A "bearish engulfing" pattern popped up in Opendoor's stock ...

It takes all kinds to make the stock market go round. From heavy-handed institutional investors to small but increasingly powerful retail traders to closely followed media pundits, there is no ...

Learn to recognize rising wedge patterns, indicative of market reversals, and explore trading methods to capitalize on this bearish chart signal effectively.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. John Navin is a Colorado-based journalist who writes about stocks. The head-and-shoulders pattern is the classic bearish indicator ...

The first pattern involves the weekly chart’s Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) histogram, a momentum indicator used to identify trend changes and reversals. MACD crossovers above or below ...

Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) designs, manufactures, and sells servers, storage systems, PCs, and IT infrastructure solutions for businesses and consumers. As a key player in enterprise computing and ...

I've noticed a recurring inverse head and shoulders pattern in high-beta tech stocks, signaling potential bullish reversals; the pattern is noticeable in the Nasdaq 100 and the QQQ ETF. I break down ...

Shares of Opendoor Technologies Inc. were surging toward another record close Monday — before suddenly pulling a U-turn, on no news, to close sharply lower. That is exactly the sort of trading ...