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		A way of interpreting the moving averages: > When the price or value on the chart is higher than the 10 day average, the market is short term bullish. > When the price or value on the chart is lower than the 10 day average, the market is short term bearish. > When the price or value on the chart is higher than the 60 day average, the market is medium term bullish. > When the price or value on the chart is lower than the 60 day average, the market is medium term bearish.

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