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Wave
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Wave
A short-term movement that goes against the general trend. For example, if the DJIA rallies on a given trading day but overall is in the midst of a prolonged bear market, the rally is called a wave against the bearish tide.
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THE letters about knife crime prompted me to write about my son-in-law, who was coming home from a night out and trying to wave down a taxi when he was jumped by a guy with a knife.
Letter: Your view - Knife terror by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
The horrified teenager got out and stood by the body while her boyfriend Ed Olding, 21, tried to wave down motorists for help.
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Dublin High Court Judge John Edwards found earlier this month David Flood had acted in a bizarre and reckless way by standing in the middle of the road to wave down the Dublin Bus in the early hours of June 17, 2005.
EUR440K FOR MAN INJURED BY BUS by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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