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Financial terms in "Technical Analysis"

1. alpha generation platform

2. signal line

3. cup and handle

4. bottom of the harbor scheme

5. parabolic indicator

6. reversal amount

7. Qstick indicator

8. volatility ratio

9. bollinger bands

10. Double bottom

11. normal distribution

12. arithmetic mean

13. regression

14. commodity channel index

15. advance/decline spread

16. price oscillators (PPO)

17. chart

18. hammer

19. ultima

20. Relative Strength Index

21. Fibonacci Time Zones

22. ROS

23. epsilon

24. bullish belt hold

25. solvency ratio

26. high-low index

27. ROTA

28. Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

29. overbought/oversold indicator

30. trade price response

31. price pattern

32. asymmetrical distribution

33. Heikin-Ashi technique

34. inclining wedge

35. Screen

36. Variance

37. key reversal day

38. quantitative trading

39. tax-efficient fund

40. gilt curve

41. corrective waves

42. gyrations

43. support

44. negative butterfly

45. derivative pricing models

46. risk

47. Stochastic oscillator

48. piercing pattern

49. asset-swap spread

50. rectangle

51. descending triangle

52. measuring principle

53. first-pass regression

54. Z-spread

55. triple bottom

56. retracement levels

57. greeks

58. gravestone

59. opening range

60. McClellan Oscillator

61. Sortino ratio

62. MACD

63. DUAL Commodity Channel Index (DCCI)

64. continuation pattern

65. relative volatility

66. alternative beta

67. peak-to-valley drawdown

68. descending triple bottom

69. Turnover ratio

70. down transition probability

71. hybrid market

72. long-legged doji

73. bullish homing pigeon

74. upside/downside ratio

75. Chikou Span

76. advancing volume

77. dispersion

78. alpha equation

79. market thrust

80. technical analyst

81. demarker indicator

82. geometric mean

83. Return On Capital Employed

84. Average Directional Index

85. inverted saucer

86. Cost Of Sales

87. spinning top

88. S curve

89. forward curve

90. bull squeeze

91. candlestick charts

92. residual standard deviation

93. slow stochastic

94. inverse relationship

95. hockey stick

96. bull flag

97. extreme point rule

98. cokurtosis

99. declining volume

100. dragonfly

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FACT Act (Fair And Accurate Credit Transactions Act)

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Designed to help consumers check their credit reports for accuracy and detect identity theft early, the FACT Act gives every consumer the right to request a free report from each of the three major credit bureaus - Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion - once a year.To obtain your free reports, you must request them through the Annual credit report Request Service (www.annualcreditreport.com or 877-322-8228). If you request your credit report directly from one of the three credit reporting agencies or through another service, you'll pay a fee.Most experts recommend staggering your requests for the free reports - for instance, ordering one in January, the second in May, and the third in September - so that you can keep an eye on your credit throughout the year.It's also a good idea to check your report at least two months before you anticipate applying for a major loan or a job, so you can notify the credit bureau if you find any inaccuracies.You're also entitled to a free report directly from the credit reporting bureaus if you've recently been denied credit, have been turned down for a job, are on public assistance, or have reason to suspect that you're a victim of credit fraud or identity theft.

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