Outside Reversal
A charting trend in which a stock price's high and low for the day exceed those of the preceding day.

Investopedia Says:
Depending on where the outside reversal occurs, it may signal either a bearish or bullish price movement. If the reversal occurs at the stock's resistance level, it is viewed as bearish. In contrast, if it occurs at the stock's support level, it is viewed as bullish.

Related Terms:
Bear
Bull
Resistance
Reversal
Support
Technical Analysis
Trend

• Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH)
• EGP
• Eighthed
• Either-Way Market
• Elastic
• Elasticity
• Elder-Ray Index
• Election Period
• Elective-Deferral Contribution
• Electronic Check
• Electronic Commerce (ecommerce)
• Electronic Communication Network (ECN)
• Electronic Communication Network (ECN)
• Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval (EDGAR)
• Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval (EDGAR)
• Electronic Filing (E-File)
• Elephants
• Elevator Pitch
• Eligible Commercial Entity
• Eligible Contract Participant
• Eligible Rollover Distribution
• Elimination Period
• Elliott Wave Theory
• Elves
• Embargo