NEW YORK (Reuters) -A tariff-induced selloff in the U.S. stock market faces another worry, the "death cross" pattern, but history shows the ominous sounding technical signal may not necessarily mean ...

The U.S. stock market just formed a new “death cross.” That doesn’t sound good. For traders, a death cross means the market is losing momentum. It can be a bad sign, but doesn’t necessarily mean ...

On April 6, Bitcoin price formed a death cross on a daily chart — a technical pattern where the 50-day moving average (MA) falls below the 200-day MA. Historically associated with trend reversals and ...

XRP's price chart is on the verge of exhibiting a death cross pattern. That pattern is a sign that the asset's upward price trend has lost some steam. There are far more important factors to spend ...

The S&P 500 ended Monday on a rather ominous note, forming what is known as a technical ‘Death Cross,’ a chart pattern that is often seen as an indicator of a transition from a bull market to a bear ...

American electric car giant Tesla is spotted glimmering on several news reports, but it's because of a futuristic car launch. The Elon Musk-owned company is flashing a feared market warning called the ...

Recent valuation trends suggest that XRP's token price could enter into a death-cross pattern. Entering a death-cross pattern can be an indication that more sell-offs are on the way. While ...

Bitcoin (BTC) formed a death cross on November 16 when its 50-day moving average crossed below the 200-day moving average. Bitcoin dropped 25% from its October 6 peak of $126,000 to below $90,000.

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