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Blowoff

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Blowoff
In technical analysis, a bearish indicator in which a security rises in price a great deal, suddenly and after a long period of slow price appreciation. A decline in price almost invariably follows a blowoff; it is considered the peak of a bull market. Technical analysts may recommend that investors sell a security that is experiencing a blowoff. See also: Head-and-shoulders pattern.


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Be prepared to hedge a big blowoff top or if futures move above $100.
Mould has also found time to keep music on his agenda: The debut CD from Blowoff, Mould's collaboration with Rich Morel, is due after the first of the year.
After the game, he responded with his first career blowoff of the media.
 
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