Moving Average Definition

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ETF Glossary

Jan 16, 2024

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Moving Average, a key analytical tool in the ETF arena, serves as a statistical calculation smoothing out price data over a specific timeframe. This technique aids investors and traders in identifying trends and potential turning points in an ETF's price movements. Whether using simple moving averages or more complex variations, investors leverage these indicators in technical analysis to gain insights into the prevailing market sentiment and make informed decisions. Moving averages contribute to a nuanced understanding of an ETF's trajectory, providing a valuable tool for those seeking to navigate the dynamic landscape of market trends with enhanced precision.

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