Tern Price: TERN Runs a Descending Pattern, Hitting a Resistance at 10

PUBLISHED: 10 Aug 2023 @ 21:33 | Comments (0) | More info about Azeez Mustapha

The Tern Plc shares offering market (LSE:TERN) is currently running a descending pattern, subsequently hitting resistance around the line of 10 a couple of days ago.

The loss of buying cycles’ positions in accumulating transactions is currently expected. And that situation became evident early on when the price gave up trying to maintain itself above the psychological level of 10. The current dynamic shows that certain defeating moments will still occur at a slow pace. As a result, investors would need to exercise caution while considering a comeback.

Resistance Levels: 8, 9, 10
Support Levels: 4, 3, 2

In the wake of sustaining the forces to the upside, where should the TERN Plc stockholders keep their eyes on involving the use of the EMAs?
So much emphatic attention has to be drawn to finding supports around the trend lines of the Moving Averages, given that the Tern Plc stock runs a descending pattern, hitting resistance at 10.

The 50-day EMA indication has been intercepted by the 15-day EMA to the upside. A string of bearish candlesticks that have been accumulating over the past few days indicates that investors are at least partially realizing the profits on some of their holdings. The stochastic oscillators have recrossed southward and are now hovering around position 40. The top side of the Moving Averages’ buy signal is probably where purchasing activity can pick up again.

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