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Industrials stocks include companies that are in the business of construction and manufacturing.
Companies within the sector are those that play a role in infrastructure buildout and development, such as industrial machinery, tools, heavy equipment, engineering, and even aerospace and defense.
Industrials companies are cyclicals, meaning they benefit the most during periods of economic expansion and are hurt during recessions.
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Envelopes and trading bands help traders put filters on their decisions to trade, by setting limits on movement
Debt ratios give a relative picture of a company’s ability to repay debts, make interest payments, and meet other duties
The non-current assets to net worth ratio will give how much of a company’s value is tied-up in non-current assets
Capital Loss refers to a loss realized when a security is sold for less than it was purchased for. In stock trading...
Traders often look for 'harmony' in the movements of the On-Balance Volume (OBV) and a security's price
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The Falling Pennant (or Bearish Pennant) pattern looks like a pennant turned upside down (the mast points up)
Two words: blockchain technology. Transactions in bitcoin are encoded, packed into a block of other transactions, and all of these are sent out to thousands of computers
Credit Spread is an indication of the default risk perceived in corporate bonds at the current time. The credit...
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