KICKER PATTERN
Trend reversal candlestick pattern. Rather reliable predictor that a change in the direction of a trend is occurring. The fundamentals of a company being researched begin to show change along side this
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Trend reversal candlestick pattern. Rather reliable predictor that a change in the direction of a trend is occurring. The fundamentals of a company being researched begin to show change along side this
An article taken apart, folded, or telescoped to reduce its shipping size by at least one third (33 1/3 percent) of its assembled bulk or size. Such articles, be they bicycles, fans,
Russian economist Nikolai Dmitrijewitsch Kondratieff (1892-1938) propose this cycle. The usual boom-bust cycles characteristic of a capitalist economy plays out over a period of about 60 years of major capital goods expansion
Financial market, economic indicators that only change following economic change to a new trend or pattern. Usually six months precedes a shift in these indicators, trailing behind the overall economic cycle versus
Time-bound tally of expired insurance policies versus the tally of the same-period’s new policies written. An insurer’s measurement. Also known as expiration ratio.
Trading for a particular delivery month ends on this final day under the rules of a futures exchange. At the end of this last trading day, making or taking delivery of the
Converting illegal funds into legal by absorbing it into legal commercial cash flow.
Going onto a piece of land or a premises under a claim or court order by a non-owner or non-occupant,
Refers to an easy business operation or a virtually guaranteed success. A sale or trade is almost 100% certain to take place. A plumbing metaphor of a lead pipe attached to another
Employing ‘lean thinking’, doing more with less, continues efforts to eliminate or reduce ‘muda’, Japanese for waste or any activity that consumes resources without adding value to design, manufacturing, distribution, or customer
Held as a ledger’s separate page. Classifies each as an asset, liability, or owners’ equity. Records each balance sheet item’s increases and decreases. Also known as an account.
The way a right is enforced by a court of law when injury, harm, or a wrongful act is imposed upon another individual. The laws of remedies will be based on the
Stay in a hospital or similar medical facility as a total length of days.
Past-due customer prodding tool, urging the laggard to make a payment. Typically issued one after another. Tone and language get more direct (testy?) as additional letters go out, unless some money is
Securities sold directly by the issuer to a buyer. These must be unregistered stock or bonds, known as letter bonds. The buyer sends a signed letter of intent to the regulatory authorities
All competitors follow the same rules to get equal opportunity to compete regardless of size or financial strength. Economic and legal environment.
1.Communicators for two entities; typically, a corporate situation. 2. Entity responsible for communications from one party to another. 3. Thickener substance for a stew or sauce.
Procurement, production, life-cycle costing technique. Cost to buy, install, operate, maintain and upgrade, and waste during the asset’s economic life are tracked to determine the lowest cost of ownership of a fixed
To assist with resource allocation planning to various projects, life cycle theory is applied to project planning, projections, and decisions.
1. To make something lighter. An example is taking inventory off a truck. 2. To liquidate a securities positions. Moving investment portfolio holdings to cash. Selling stocks or bonds to lighten up