EMA Bounce / Test

Price dips to a rising moving average and closes back above it — the trend’s riders defending their line.

In a trend, widely-watched EMAs (20, 50, 200) act as dynamic support: pullbacks tend to pause there because trend-followers add positions at the average.

A bounce = the bar pierces the EMA intraday but closes back on the trend side. A close that STAYS below a rising EMA, instead, is the first warning the trend is tiring.

The 200-EMA is the most-watched line in the market; the reaction there is always information.

Third and fourth tests of the same EMA weaken it — support wears out with use.

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