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Downside

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Downside
In technical analysis and fundamental analysis, an estimate of the potential percentage or dollar amount by which a security may fall in the near-term. There are various methodologies used to determine an upside. For example, an analyst may look at recent trends on a bank stock and believe that it has the potential to fall in value by 15% in the next few weeks. This might be an indication for investors to sell the stock. Downside is also known as downside risk. See also: Upside Potential.


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4 Kyodo (EDS: ADDING DETAILS) Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa said Wednesday that downside risks to the Japanese economy have been receding compared with the situation in the spring and that the economy is likely to pick up in coming years supported by the growth of emerging economies.
Bottom line: Long wicks to the downside indicate a potential for the pair to move higher.
On the downside, the mining sector weighed on the index, with Antofagasta sliding 45p to 516p and Xstrata falling 26.
 
 
 
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