Bearish belt is a trading pattern the usually forms on the uptrend. Here are the main traits of bearish belt:

  • Following a stretch of bullish trades, a bearish or black candlestick occurs;
  • The opening price, which becomes the highest for the day, is higher than the closing price of the previous day;
  • The asset price declines through the day, resulting in a long black candlestick with a short lower shadow and no upper shadow.

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To have a hot hand means to have several successes in a row. For example, if someone tosses a coin a guesses what the coin is going to land on correct all of the times, they have a hot hand. It is synonymous to a winning streak and can be easily said about traders who win several times in a row.

 

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Shortfall is a difference between a financial obligation and the amount of cash available. It can be both – temporary and constant. Constant shortfall is usually a sign of a poor money management or assets management when we are talking about a company.

 

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Floater is a bind or some other kind of debt, the coupon oh which changes the price depending on the condition and overall situation in the market.

 

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Style drift is the divergence or difference of a fund from its investment style or from its goal. Style drifts are often the results of capital appreciation. Can also be a result of a change in the management of the fund.

 

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Discount bond is a type of bond that is issued and sold for less than its face or par value. It can also refer to a bond that is currently traded for less than it is worth in the secondary market. Similar to zero-coupon bonds, although discount bonds also have an interest payment.

 

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Envelope is a technical indicator that is plotted over a price with upper and lower bounds. Commonly envelope can be seen as a moving average that is presented in a form of two moving averages which in their turn define upper and lower price range levels.

 

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Relisted is the company that after a while returned it shares for public trading. Sometimes companies take their shares off the market if trading fails to be satisfactory or they just prefer not to be traded publically because of the bad market condition.

 

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