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daisy chain |
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Daisy Chain A group of unscrupulous investors who, practicing a kind of
fictitious trading or wash selling, artificially inflate the
price of a security so that they sell it at a profit. Notes: Investors who do not look carefully at a stock are the usual
prey of a daisy chain. As a stock rises due to increased volume,
investors who didn't do all their homework may be attracted
to the stock because they want to participate in the rising
price. These investors are typically caught owning a stock that
continues to depreciate long after the daisy chain sells out
their positions for a profit.Manipulating price is typically very difficult in stocks with heavy volumes, so those stocks with low liquidity are much more susceptible. Daisy chain
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b) Daisy chaining RLL codes and elimination of need to record unchanged aspects, results in high speed and major reductions in error correction needed. And, unlike the legacy serial interface, FireWire supports free-form daisy chaining and branching for peer-to-peer implementations, allowing any two devices in the chain to transfer data to each other. Additional HDMI displays and inputs can be handled by daisy chaining multiple KD-HDMI4x1 devices. |
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