What does it mean when an article's headline starts with "TA:"?

acronyms

TA: Bitcoin Consolidated above $36K, Why BTC Could Start A Fresh Increase

Source: https://www.newsbtc.com/analysis/btc/bitcoin-consolidated-above-36k/

I keep seeing this. What does it mean? Why do they insist on using cryptic acronyms which I never have any clue what they mean?


Technical Analysis (or Trend Analysis)

Source:

https://www.cryptowisser.com/glossary/ta/#:~:text=TA%20stands%20for%20Technical%20Analysis,such%20cryptocurrency%20will%20move%20next.

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