How to find congestion in technical analysis?
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Congestion is a market situation where the demand of contract holders wishing to exit their existing positions exceeds the supply of willing participants wishing to enter into the offsetting position. It is a period of time when a stock trades either below resistance, above support or both. During times of congestion, contract holders may be forced into paying a premium or selling at a discount.
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There are two primary ways in which analysts analyze securities: fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Good analysts know how to employ both. Fundamental analysis is said to help analysts determine what to buy, while technical analysis helps analysts determine when to buy it. Fundamental analysis studies the direction of business performance. If revenues and earnings are going up, it is a good indication the stock price will also go up in the future.
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