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Self-Correcting

Describing a situation where a trend is likely to reverse itself and restore the status quo. For example, if a security drops in price by $5, a self-correcting trend would provide some indication that it will soon rise (roughly) $5 to its previous price. See also: Reversion to the Mean.

self-correcting

Of, relating to, or being a security price movement that is excessive and likely to be at least partially retraced.
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For insignificant failures-say, one or two participants making impermissible deferrals for less than a year-sponsors have essentially unlimited time to self-correct, Watson says.
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It is easiest and best when your silence and intentional gaps provide enough room for someone to self-correct, but you can play dumb and still talk, as long as you do not add anything to the conversation that redirects attention back to the offending words.
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There are a few other limits on the ability to self-correct. A failure to adopt required amendments on time is not an operational violation and may never be self-corrected; instead, this type of problem requires a Voluntary Correction Program (VCP) filing in order to be corrected.
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Another great dimension of our republic, of our people, we have an inherent capability to self-correct. Free people have that capability if they have the will and the courage to self-correct.
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It would also help programs in the middle of the spectrum, to self-correct and improve.
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"Allah-subhan-otala has created the human body and has provided it with the unique ability to defend and self-correct itself".
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It is better for you to wash your hair weekly but it will take a while to self-correct so you will find that when you change your shampooing routine, by day four it may look a little lank; but eventually it will-self correct and your hair will be in better condition and only need a weekly wash.
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