retest
- noun
- /ˌriːˈtɛst/
- Jargon
- Investors are closely watching for any retest of the recent highs to confirm the upward trend.
Examples
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The analysts observed a significant retest of the support level, indicating potential market stability.
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After the market correction, traders anticipated a retest to see if prices would rebound to previous levels.
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That was the initial retest and then that that rally ultimately failed and we fell back again.
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And JP Morgan expects a reversal in risk sentiment and the market to retest last year's lows over the coming months.
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The strongish move up and subsequent retest and failure of the open suggest the higher open was valid, and so there is a chance the highs will be retested at some point.
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Synonyms
A short price move against the main trend in markets
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word retest is built from re- 'again' and test 'check', like in repeat. So, in trading a retest is when a price comes back to a level to 'check' if it still holds.