Repeated closes near a stock’s daily high show stronger buyer confidence than intraday spikes, says Steve Burns. The pattern suggests investors are willing to hold overnight risk, not just trade short-term momentum.
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Repeated closes near a stock’s daily high show stronger buyer confidence than intraday spikes, says Steve Burns. The pattern suggests investors are willing to hold overnight risk, not just trade short-term momentum.
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