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Noise
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Noise
Price and volume fluctuations that can confuse interpretation of market direction. Used in the context of general equities. Stock market activity caused by program trades, dividend rolls, and other phenomena not reflective of general sentiment. Antithesis of real.

Noise
A slight uptick or downtick in a security's or market's price and/or volume representing little or no actual change in its fundamentals. Noise occurs in the short-term; if noise continues in a certain direction, it becomes a trend, and, therefore, an indication of the general direction of the security or market. Noise, on the other hand, means little or nothing.

noise
Random market fluctuations that make it difficult to forecast the market's direction.


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Anti-noise pollution activist, Sumaira Abdul Ali, of Awaaz Foundation, said that her organisation has been working to draw attention to problems arising out of unchecked noise pollution for many years and has conducted studies along with the state government, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) and Mumbai Police.
Byline: ANI London, November 19 (ANI): Mobile phones will soon be upgraded to monitor noise pollution.
Watching the radar screens and listening to pilots communicating with air traffic control gave the students an insight into how the controllers monitor and limit the impact of noise pollution on neighbouring areas, like their school.
 
 
 
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