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Lloyds Banking Group Price: LLOY Declines Significantly, Settling a Base Above 52

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There has been a loss of momentum in the Lloyds Banking Group Plc stock operations (LSE:LLOY) and, that has led to making the price to settle a base above 52.

Bulls have recently sustained a series of pushes toward the 64 resistance line before waning, which ultimately resulted in a sharp 62 breakdown that extended southward on average from the 52 support. The market is currently trading between 54 and 53 points, which indicates that buyers are tightening their belts in preparation for a resurgence.

Resistance Levels: 58, 60, 62
Support Levels: 52, 50, 48

Where should the best shorting entry be made in the EMAs if LLOY Plc?
It has been showcased that the moving averages are positioned around 58 resistances, denoting that bears might need to consider getting re-energized, given that the Lloyds Banking Group Plc shares-providing firm is now settling a base above 52.

Around 58, the 15-day EMA trend line crosses the 50-day EMA trend line, indicating a minor southerly interception between the indicators. The stochastic oscillators are trying to curve back northward within the oversold area after entering it. Two bullish candlesticks have formed, suggesting that sellers may not have a better offer on the market after 52 in a sustainable manner.

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