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Fresh Signal

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Fresh signal
Piece of information (fundamental or technical) leading one to believe a stock will move in a certain manner.
Fresh Signal
In fundamental analysis and technical analysis, an indicator. A fresh signal is a sign that a security will behave in a certain way, and the term especially applies if it indicates that the security's trend is about to change from positive to negative or vice versa. Before a fresh signal is taken too seriously, it needs confirmation, or a separate indicator showing that the fresh signal is part of a trend, rather than an anomaly. See also: Buy signal, Sell signal.
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