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Wave A metaphor for daily market activity that goes against the weekly market tide. Notes: An investor trading daily would measure the market waves, or the daily market trends, with various oscillators from the triple screen trading system.
The ocean metaphors for market trends were coined by one of the markets first technical analysts, Robert Rhea. |
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A set of concentric copper circles deflects electromagnetic waves so that they slide around a structure. The bands belong to a new class of building blocks, called metamaterials, that go into devices that manipulate electromagnetic waves in ways that were never before possible (SN: 3/25/00, p. In addition to 99% of the electromagnetic waves being cut, the new carpet does not include the 6 toxic materials according to the guidelines in the J-Moss, and provides coal as air freshener. |
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