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Ascender
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Ascender
An informal term for a stock or other security that has risen in price over a given period. For example, if a stock opens at $5.00 and closes at $5.25, it is said to be an ascender for that trading day. See also: Decliner.


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In natal astrology, generally a horoscope or a birth chart is made which helps the astrologer in understanding the exact positions of the governing planets, the moon, sun apart from the ascendants, aspects and various other features.
And of course, the rhetoric about the right of the Jewish people to have a state in IsraelAumurders, pogroms, the HolocaustAu, Israel was inhabited 2000 years ago, but not by the ascendants of Netanyahu.
FOCUS ON ONE THING AT A TIME Another reason for being systematic is that your tree will become extremely complicated thanks to the existence of aunts, uncles and cousins, as well as your direct ascendants and descendants.
 
 
 
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