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Zig Zag
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Zig Zag
In technical analysis, an indicator of the momentum of a security when its price trend changes. Because the indicator does not begin to function until the price trend changes, many technical analysts use it to confirm a trend rather than to predict one. In any case, the zig zag indicator helps technicians profit from trend changes.


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MORE than 800 drivers were fined for parking on zig-zags outside schools after being caught by a controversial CCTV "spy car".
Theremay be very few people in them but they insist on treating all travellers like retarded sheep by having you walk backwards and forwards for what feels like a lifetime andwhen you get to the end of the zig-zags there is someone in a uniform advising you that you can go to the Border Agency person who is not dealing with anyone.
Drivers caught stopping on double-yellow lines or zig-zags at the school gates will be sent a pounds 60 fine.
 
 
 
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