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Therefore, one should look for other support levels and price action along with some understanding of fundamentals,” he said. “200-EMA alone can't help you to get the right trend because sometimes many stocks fall below their 200-EMA if there is a sharp correction in the market. “Technically, 200-EMA is a very critical support level because most institutional investors like to accumulate their favorite shares around this level therefore we see a strong bounce back in any stock around this level,” Santosh Meena, head of research, Swastika Investmart Ltd, said. Theoretically, if the price close below 200 EMA is considered a bearish trend and a price close above 200 EMA is considered a bullish trend, but investors should use other indicators as well before making a buy or a sell decision. The 200-day EMA is considered a key indicator used by traders for determining overall market trends. Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are used as indicators for long-term trends.
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