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- noun Plural form of
downtick .
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Examples
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Even though his investments and asset allocation are generally safe enough within the parameters of his method, he can expect a 5\% to 30\% return annually, even at the higher end of the return expectation, the market has a lot of "downticks" that make your heart beat too fast, or fake you out.
Traffick 2009
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Even though his investments and asset allocation are generally safe enough within the parameters of his method, he can expect a 5\% to 30\% return annually, even at the higher end of the return expectation, the market has a lot of "downticks" that make your heart beat too fast, or fake you out.
Traffick 2009
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Even though his investments and asset allocation are generally safe enough within the parameters of his method, he can expect a 5\% to 30\% return annually, even at the higher end of the return expectation, the market has a lot of "downticks" that make your heart beat too fast, or fake you out.
Traffick 2009
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IBM, which had closed the day before at $398.50, fell from $375 to $365 on four sickening downticks within two minutes, hit $360 six minutes later and bottomed at $355 at 3: 17 p.m.
Back to the Future: Lessons From the Forgotten 'Flash Crash' of 1962 2010
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For example, the March 1, 2009, ISM number turned higher for a second month after six months of downticks — and the S & P 500 bottomed the following week before starting a historic rally.
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I wouldn't be surprised if we saw some downticks in Obama's numbers in the coming days.
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You just shouldn't be able to hit consecutive bids on downticks.
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I have shorted stocks my whole career, but this selling on downticks is crazy.
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As the last hour of the session approached, Mr. Bright noticed that the downticks on the S&P 500 were getting smaller, narrowing to two - or three-point pullbacks each time rather than six or seven points.
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I think, too often, you seize on small upticks or downticks in a particular situation, and try and draw broad conclusions from it.
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