retracement
Going back over
Retracement is the act of going back over a path or route already traveled: Police asked him to retrace his steps, and the retracement led them to the crime scene.
In financial markets, a retracement is a temporary reversal in a stock or index's direction—a pullback within a larger trend: The dip looked like a retracement, not a full reversal.
Pisan mathematician, numeral importer
- pullbackWithdrawal or reduction
- correctionFixing of mistakes
- supportTo uphold or sustain
- resistanceCapacity to withstand force
bounce · rally · reversal · drawdown · recovery · consolidation · charting · swing
Reversing to find alternatives
- undoingCause of destruction
- regressionReturn to former state
- rollbackReturn to prior condition
- about-faceFull directional reversal
u-turn · withdrawal · retraction · reversion · redoing · revisiting · reconsideration
Reversing to find alternatives
- routePath from A to B
- navigationDetermining position and course
- trailPath through wilderness
- waypointNavigation reference location
landmarks · GPS · compass · map · orientation · wayfinding · breadcrumbs · footsteps
Fibonacci
Pisan mathematician, numeral importer
- pullbackWithdrawal or reduction
- correctionFixing of mistakes
- supportTo uphold or sustain
resistance · bounce · rally · reversal · drawdown · recovery · consolidation · charting · swing · levels
backtracking
Reversing to find alternatives
- undoingCause of destruction
- regressionReturn to former state
- rollbackReturn to prior condition
about-face · u-turn · withdrawal · retraction · reversion · redoing · revisiting · reconsideration
backtracking
Reversing to find alternatives
- routePath from A to B
- navigationDetermining position and course
- trailPath through wilderness
waypoint · landmarks · GPS · compass · map · orientation · wayfinding · breadcrumbs · footsteps · coordinates
- market movementsup, down, rising, falling, increase
- declinesdrop, decline, downtrend, downturn, downfall
- correctionscorrection, corrections, fix, fixing, rectification
- market downturnscorrection, decline, dip, downturn, pullback
- market movesdip, drop, decline, correction, reversal
- chart patternscandlestick, engulfing, double bottom, head and shoulders, triangle
retracementadvancement
Forward movement or promotion
progression · forging ahead · advance · continuation · proceeding
retracementbreakout
Sudden escape from restraint
continuation · follow-through · surge · rally · extension
retracementprogress
Movement toward improvement
new ground · breakthrough · innovation · pioneering · trailblazing
trace, traced, tracing, retrace, tracery, traceable, tracer, retracing, retraced