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In technical analysis, a horizontal pattern on a price chart indicating a period during which supply and demand for a security are relatively equal. Technical analysts generally look for the price to break away from the line, at which time they are likely to take a position in the direction of the movement. See also making a line.


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The basis for this expression can be seen in Figure 10B, where the line of force (F) is applied at an angle ([theta]) relative to the axis of the moment arm.
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