bearish
Speech parts
1. bearish - Adjective
2. bearish - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Partaking of the qualities of a bear; resembling a bear in temper or manners.
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A contested result and prolonged uncertainty is seen as the most bearish outcome for oil and markets in general, while a win for Joe Biden would be seen as bearish to neutral because of his support for green policies and softer stance on Iran.
Corroborating a weak outlook, the moving average convergence divergence indicator in the daily chart is showing good bearish momentum as it has extended deeper into the negative territory.
A bearish third candle completes the pattern.
Analysts at Coindesk say the rally is due to a resurgence of institutional participation and bearish sentiment around the dollar.
Also, the daily RSI and the MACD indicator in the daily chart has gone into bearish zone.
Consequently, ETF traders who are wary of the euro currency’s outlook could also capitalize on further woes through inverse or bearish euro-related ETFs.