What does reverse mean?

Answer 1

A reversal can be a positive or negative change against the prevailing trend. Technical analysts watch for these patterns because they can indicate the need for a different trading strategy on the same security.

For example, if a technical analyst holds stock ABC and notices a reversal pattern, he or she may want to consider closing his or her existing long position and assuming a short position to capitalize on the potential downward movement of the stock's price.

Answer 2

A reversal can be a positive or negative change against the prevailing trend. Technical analysts watch for these patterns because they can indicate the need for a different trading strategy on the same security.

For example, if a technical analyst holds stock ABC and notices a reversal pattern, he or she may want to consider closing his or her existing long position and assuming a short position to capitalize on the potential downward movement of the stock's price.

Answer 3

Adjective:

• opposite or contrary in position, direction, order, or character
• with the back or rear part toward the observer
• pertaining to or producing movement in a mechanism opposite to that made under ordinary running conditions
• acting in a manner opposite or contrary to that which is usual, as an appliance or apparatus
• noting or pertaining to an image like that seen in a mirror; backward; reversed
• noting or pertaining to printed matter which is normally white, as the page of a book, but which appears as black, and vice versa

Noun:

• the opposite or contrary of something
• the back or rear of anything
• In Numismatics, either the side of a coin, medal, etc., that does not bear the principal design, or the side of an ancient coin that was struck by the upper die
• an adverse change of fortune; a misfortune, check, or defeat:
• to meet with an unexpected reverse
• In machinery, either the condition of being reversed, to throw an engine into reverse, or a reversing mechanism

Verb (used with object), reversed, reversing

• to turn in an opposite position; transpose
• to turn in the opposite direction; send on the opposite course
• to turn inside out or upside down
• to change the direction of running of (in a mechanism)
• to cause (a mechanism) to run in a direction opposite to that in which it commonly runs
• to revoke or annul (a decree, judgment, etc.)
• to alter to the opposite in character or tendency;change completely.

Verb (used without object), reversed,reversing.

• to shift into reverse gear
• (of a mechanism) to be reversed.
• to turn or move in the opposite or contrary direction, as in dancing.

Answer 4

when something can change back into what it was before...