Originally, the term confluence is used to describe a geographic point where two or more rivers come together to form a single body of water. But following the same logic, it may also be used in the context of finance, to describe the confluence of multiple investment strategies or trading signals.
So we may say that a market trend or price reversal level may be confirmed through the use of multiple sources of data and trading signals. This is what we call a technical analysis confluence. As a consequence, a trader would have more reasons to either open or close a position or to simply wait for a better moment to take action.
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