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Barometer An investment instrument whose movements forecast trends. Notes: For example, a barometer stock has a price trend that is indicative of the market. And, the stock market as a whole is said to be a barometer because it can be used to forecast the growth or slowdown in the economy.Barometer Economic and market data that represent an overall trend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is an example of a stock market barometer.
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If the balloon dipped below 30,000 feet, a barometrically controlled electrical system caused a sandbag to drop and the balloon would rise again. |
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