Change in the general direction of a market, such as a rally. also called trend reversal.
The act of reversing; the causing to move or face in an opposite direction, or to stand or lie in an inverted position; as, the reversal of a rotating wheel; the reversal of objects by a convex lens.
The change in direction of a trend as evidenced by a geometric pattern.
An image-development strategy used to turn inside out, invert, transpose, or convert to the opposite an effect in all or a portion of the image.
A shift in the direction of price movement caused by a change in demand and/or supply. Generally the longer the reversal pattern takes to develop, the more serious its implications. E-K L-O P-R U-Z
An interval of characteristic distortion on a normal curve across a resistive bed which has a thickness less than the AM spacing. The distortion is in the form of a depression of resistivity opposite the bed and two small symmetrical peaks located to either side of the depression outside the bed boundaries. The two peaks are separated by a distance equal to the AM spacing plus the bed thickness. The resistivity value of the depression is lower than the actual bed resistivity and, therefore, is deceptive.
A change of direction in market price.
a change from one state to the opposite state; "there was a reversal of autonomic function"
turning in an opposite direction or position; "the reversal of the image in the lens"
turning in the opposite direction
a change from one state of affairs to its opposite, one that conforms to necessity or probability
a change of a situation to its opposite
an event, but recognition is the irreversible emotional change within the characters brought about by the event
a plot complication that reverses the action, the plot suddenly veers off from the expected direction
the change from good to bad fortune in classic tragedy; from bad to good fortune in classic comedy
the performance of the movements of a motif or sequence in reverse order (but not in a backwards direction)
Reversal of polarity of cell or battery, due to excessive discharge, or charging in the wrong direction.
Process of changing a call into a put.
a defence mechanism where the aim of an instinct is transformed into its opposite in the transition from activity to passivity.
A pattern that suggests a potential shift or deceleration of the current trend. A reversal of an up move will be reflected in a downward price movement.
A place in the plot where a character achieves the opposite of his aim, resulting in a change from good fortune to bad fortune.
When the overall market changes directions after a trend in the other direction has occurred.
A sudden change in the price direction of a stock, index, commodity or derivative security. Can also be called a trend reversal, rally or correction.
A change of direction in prices.
The changing of the normal polarity of a battery due to Overdischarge.
As charted by technical analysts, a sustained change in direction of stock or commodity markets. This may either be a change from a rising market to a declining market or vice versa. See: Bear Market; Bull Market; Chartist; Commodities; Technical Analysis
The adjustment of price to the opposite direction. In Technical Analysis terms, Price moves out of the current trend and moves in the opposite direction.