It's a sentiment indicator, it's not a real-world indicator, and it's coming back down.
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No matter what your board says, remember revenue is NOT the primary indicator; it is simply an indicator.
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"The yield curve is only one indicator and it's difficult to establish if it's a leading indicator," Onuekwusi added.
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The indicator measures an asset's price movement — and the speed at which it moves — as an indicator of its strength.
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Imagine if instead of just an online availability indicator, we had an "I want to meet up" offline availability indicator.
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"Revenue is a lagging indicator, usage is a leading indicator," Nadella likes to say, according to Microsoft CVP Brad Anderson.
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Another technical indicator, the moving average convergence divergence indicator or MACD, on the longer-term chart is flashing a bullish signal.
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The pilots were left only with the analog displays: a magnetic compass, a horizon indicator, one airspeed indicator, and an altimeter.
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" "Admittedly, employment is a coincident indicator, whereas the ISM manufacturing index, which we learned yesterday fell sharply in December, is a leading indicator.
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Chrome OS should show your phone's signal strength and battery life there, too, swapping out the Wi-Fi indicator for the triangular network indicator.
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UBS consumption indicator due at 0700 GMT Economic think-tank KOF due to release leading growth indicator at 0800 GMT Reporting by Zurich newsroom
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I THINK WHEN YOU LOOK AT RISK, YOU'VE GOT TO LOOK -- VOLATILITY IS DEFINITELY A GOOD INDICATOR, YOU KNOW, IS IT A FORWARD INDICATOR?
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I mean, you know, that is an indicator, it's an indicator also that we have really great investors who support a different idea about media.
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The unemployment rate tends to be a leading indicator ahead of economic downturns, but the series is also a lagging indicator ahead of economic recoveries.
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The indicator for Atlantic Coast refineries is up from $9 to $13 while the indicator for the West Coast has risen from $11 to almost $20.
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And homicide is an indicator; it's actually used by a lot of criminologists as an indicator of crime, where the numbers are thought to be relatively accurate.
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"The stock market is a leading indicator for the economy and the transports are even better because they are a leading indicator for the stock market," Maley said.
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The ISM is a bad economic indicator While the ISM is a flawed market-timing tool, it is almost as bad as an indicator of economic cycle timing.
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However, there's no question that the so-called Tom Brady indicator has worked a lot better than the so-called Super Bowl indicator over the past 18 years.
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"Stocks were far less of a lead indicator and more of a concurrent indicator than they usually are," said Julian Emanuel, head of equities and derivatives strategy at BTIG.
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While 200 million tracks is an indicator that people still desire a place to upload audio and have it instantly accessible, it isn't necessarily an indicator of SoundCloud's health.
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"Researchers have looked at choking for a long time as an indicator of dangerousness, but we need to look at it as an indicator of control," the psychologist said.
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They also point out that their own sell-side indicator, which reflects Wall Street strategists' jump in equity allocation recommendations, has risen by 5 points, also a contrarian indicator.
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In 2015 they introduced the dial color in the Parallax flying tourbillon, which featured a large central seconds hand, stop seconds, a power reserve indicator and winding-setting function indicator.
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The relative strength indicator (RSI), a widely watched momentum indicator of stock movements in the last several weeks, has the , industrials, financials and energy sectors all with an RSI over 90.
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On Friday, JPMorgan's momentum indicator of small-cap stocks reached its maximal negative reading, while the same indicator for large companies on the S&P 500 reached its maximal positive reading.
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Specifically, last week JPMorgan's momentum indicator of small-cap stocks reached its maximal negative reading, while the same indicator for large companies on the S&P 500 reached its maximal positive reading.
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"Markets are too complex to believe than any indicator can be an open and shut case once that indicator becomes widely discovered and gamed by trillions of dollars worth of trades," Brown said.
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"That's something to watch because the semiconductors tend to be a leading indicator for the economy, a leading indicator for the stock market, so you don't want to see weakness here," said Bilello.
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But while housing has historically been an important indicator of the health of the economy, the sector is smaller today than in the past, so it may be less meaningful as an indicator.
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The indicator for March, based on a poll of certified financial analysts, shed 53.5 points to –45.8, Credit Suisse, which issues the indicator in cooperation with the CFA Society Switzerland, said on Wednesday.
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Cisco's MACD indicator is teetering on moving into positive territory.
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The ease of doing business indicator also ranks below peers.
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It's a helpful indicator of just seeing the big picture.
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The key economic indicator hit 100.1 in September's final reading.
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Worth also highlighted the formation of a bullish wedge indicator.
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Inversion has been a reliable recession indicator in the past.
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Another key indicator, the quits level, declined some in October.
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That's the only indicator you get that they're charging, however.
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The key economic indicator hit 98.6 in October's final reading.
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That can serve as an indicator of things to come.
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Maybe a binary indicator is all a couch surfer deserves.
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Its Chaikin indicator has been strong for months, Cramer said.
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There is no better indicator of global growth than copper.
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Large and growing profits are an indicator of market power.
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Because bilateral trade is not a very important economic indicator.
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Beyond that, it's also a significant indicator for regional investors.
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This tweet is another indicator that it could come soon.
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The LED indicator tells you when the Eero is connected.
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The south and west lag on almost every socioeconomic indicator.
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Germany's indicator stood at 99.7, unchanged from the previous month.
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Chicken skewers are not commonly seen as a macroeconomic indicator.
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Below that, there's an indicator of your battery's maximum capacity.
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" But Driver also called Trump's movements a "pre-assault indicator.
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In part his predicament is an indicator of authoritarianism's advances.
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But they're slowing down, which could be a troubling indicator.
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Just one indicator is their sudden interest in venture capital.
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Similar to crackdowns on clickbait headlines, it's another negative indicator.
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That was the loudest indicator that something hasn't been right.
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The indicator is now at its lowest since August 2016.
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"There's different lines on the airspeed indicator," Ms. Day said.
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It was the first time the report considered that indicator.
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Experience, however, isn't the only indicator of quality, he says.
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Furthermore, polling is not the only indicator of gun ownership.
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The test is called the Banyan Brain Trauma Indicator. nyti.
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That's a chilling indicator that you may be the target.
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If the pics are an indicator ... MZ's got a point.
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We also apply the Guppy Multiple Moving Averages (GMMA) indicator.
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Blood transfusions, an indicator of hemorrhage, increased by 25 percent.
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Technical analysts tend to see this as a bullish indicator.
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The past can be a great indicator of your future.
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Time didn't make sense — a key indicator of flow state.
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A year ago the confidence indicator for March was 10.4.
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Those folks, if the above is any indicator, earn more.
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But past outcomes are not an indicator of future results.
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Job growth is another key indicator of the economy's health.
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The rig count is an early indicator of future output.
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A key momentum indicator also suggests more upside to Johnson.
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If anything, it's an indicator that our skin is dehydrated.
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"This tends to be a very reliable indicator," Cramer said.
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The data is seen as an indicator of future production.
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The story is an indicator, they say, of his integrity.
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Gun and Target With Inflatable Indicator (1967) Don't like clowns?
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What the Wakhi call mountain guardians, scientists call "indicator species".
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If history is any indicator, the answer is very good.
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Another part of a cryptic crossword "recipe" is the indicator.
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"That's a small indicator of a big problem," Steward said.
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There has been no better indicator of things that matter.
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One good indicator is if the borrower deletes the app.
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It's a key indicator of the severity of an epidemic.
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Look at this weekly relative strength indicator — it's over 80.
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Leading KOF business indicator for November due at 0800 GMT.
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Birds are an indicator of the health of our planet.
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Presidential popularity is a leading indicator of midterm election results.
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The indicator captures the inferred behavior of investors and traders.
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Hoyer cited fundraising as a leading indicator of Democratic strength.
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" With a three letter entry and the abbreviation indicator "sch.
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I mean, you would seem to be a leading indicator.
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They are not necessarily an indicator of a coming indictment.
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Pending home sales are an indicator of future closed sales.
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It is that, but also an indicator of much more.
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Swiss KOF growth indicator for January due at 0800 GMT.
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"OTC activity is a good indicator for us," Johnson said.
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Perhaps it is an indicator of energy and salient issues.
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A somewhat clearer indicator is the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM).
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It's an indicator of how BeBlocky expects to make money.
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It also could be an indicator of renewed Democratic enthusiasm.
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First, a trade deficit is not an indicator of failure.
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The AUD is a lead indicator for the Australian market.
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Shams said that sometimes, the past is a reliable indicator.
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"It's tough to find a more contrarian indicator," he noted.
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We're often used to price being an indicator of quality.
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We were relying on familiarity as an indicator of safety.
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And I think that means it's ... that's the only indicator.
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Mostly, they appear to be a general indicator of stress.
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However, despite their disdain, economists do use markets as a predictive tool; the Conference Board's leading indicator incorporates two measures - the S&P 500 indicator and the spread between long and short interest rates.
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This shift also gives new symbolism to the sage grouse: It's not just an indicator for its ecosystem, but an indicator of the power that fossil fuel and mining companies have over our government.
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The World Bank's governance indicator for South Africa is well above the 'BB' category median, but wide-spread reporting of governance failures at SOEs suggests that the indicator exaggerates the country's strength in this area.
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The payrolls number is coincident with the economy, not really a leading indicator, so what I look at is the initial jobless claims each Thursday which are a leading indicator and those are really low.
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Some investors — including so-called bond king and influential investor Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital — watch this indicator closely for clues on inflation, as demand for copper is often a reliable indicator of global growth.
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The Dallas Fed has produced a "Trimmed Mean" indicator that suggests inflation will revert to 28503 percent, but this indicator has been negatively correlated with future inflation since the financial crisis and is not reliable.
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"Increased crude prices resulted in higher feedstock costs, negatively impacting the indicator refining margin," the group said in a statement, adding that it expects the refining indicator to be about $5 a barrel this year.
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The gloomy GDP data was followed by a separate indicator that showed a 13% drop in core machinery orders - a volatile data series serving as a leading indicator of capital spending - in the last quarter.
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Traders see the spread as an indicator for supply at Cushing.
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Age was one pre-treatment indicator of the odds of success.
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Apple could replace that popup with a more subtle volume indicator.
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But I feel amazing, and I think that's a good indicator.
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Its presence is considered a potential indicator of atmospheric water vapor.
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Colas called this a key "go-to indicator" for market stress.
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One key recession indicator is flashing a warning signal to investors.
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Even the MACD indicator made a bullish crossover in late December.
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Fitch has withdrawn the BSI indicator for Finland on insufficient coverage.
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And as everybody knows, heft is the best indicator of quality.
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This might be a good indicator, but does not prove causality.
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But often national polls are a lagging indicator of candidate movement.
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Perhaps these rankings are a better indicator of form than class.
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Additionally, past performance is not a good indicator of future returns.
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Unpublicised loyalty to old acquaintances is a fair indicator of character.
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If Solares is any indicator here, we'd say pretty damn good.
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An inversion has been a reliable recession indicator in the past.
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Grab the home indicator and slide up slightly then back down.
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"It's an indicator that they're not coping so well," Gibbs says.
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"It sees carbon as an indicator of economic inefficiency," Steer said.
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The problem is thinking of weight as an indicator of health.
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If the past is any indicator, time is of the essence.
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It was the highest value of the indicator since October 16.03.
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The index, a key economic indicator released at 8:30 a.m.
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An indicator on the flight deck display will alert the pilots.
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The pound is the most reliable indicator of the Brexit mood.
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The rig count is a leading indicator of production .
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This is shown with the Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) indicator.
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Wearing them will be a wonderful indicator of allyship and solidarity.
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The biggest indicator of poor school performance, however was asthma control.
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Nevertheless, this indicator continues to compare favourably with other emerging markets.
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I think the Federal Reserve now is actually a lagging indicator.
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Recessions occurred the last three times this indicator climbed above 30%.
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Narrowing spreads is taken as an indicator for a slowing economy.
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Normally that would be considered a strong indicator of lower output.
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The June primaries were an early indicator of Democrats' heightened enthusiasm.
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They're looking at the labor market and that's a lagging indicator.
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A new LED indicator outside shows if it's charging or not.
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But retail sales are a volatile indicator often subject to revision.
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That indicator is telling us the U.S industrial sector is contracting.
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Time: 4:35 GMT * German ZEW indicator due at 0900 GMT.
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Fitch's "reserve currency flexibility" indicator incorporates this into our sovereign ratings.
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It's an indicator of fear you know and I have none!
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A yield curve inversion is seen as a leading recession indicator.
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Auto sales are an early indicator each month of consumer spending.
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That's penguin poop, an important indicator that penguins inhabit the area.
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Time: 4:29 GMT * May ZEW indicator due at 0900 GMT.
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A key economic indicator missed in September, reversing this year's momentum.
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Are the state's woes a leading indicator of America's bleak future?
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G.A.: Is childhood performance an indicator of future success in mathematics?
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The questions were easy for you, and that's a good indicator.
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Every single house indicator on the map has an accompanying photo.
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Trend analysis is applied using the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator.
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This is traded using a customized ATR indicator as the stop.
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Consider economic growth, arguably the most important indicator of living standards.
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The S&P 500 is one indicator of the economy's health.
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There is an LED status indicator when the car is charging.
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LED indicator lights positioned just above the center of the wheel
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Economic indicator: The Bureau of Economic Analysis at 6900:2628 a.m.
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Every indicator reflects dangerously low levels of readiness across our military.
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Looking for an indicator that Amazon's Alexa is a beloved product?
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While the PS4 is shutting down, its indicator light will blink.
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There's another indicator of a failing strategy: the 2628 midterm election.
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GDP is an indicator that measures the health of an economy.
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The retention of Lanny Davis certainly was an indicator of that.
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"NPLs are a lagging indicator, reflecting gradual economic growth," she said.
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The inducer's indicator lights skittered with life like matches being struck.
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This is a true indicator of the sustainability of a company.
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Big man assists are also often an indicator of defensive potential.
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But joblessness is at best an incomplete indicator of economic health.
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But the elections will be an important indicator of popular opinion.
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Past performance is no indicator for the current or future development.
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In this sense Trump was a lagging, not a leading, indicator.
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"It's a good leading indicator of overall enterprise demand," Horwitz said.
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Economic indicator: The Bureau of Economic Analysis at 2628:28503 a.m.
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The weekly claims figures are the most timely labor market indicator.
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And as you know, stock market's leading indicator of the economy.
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I don't mean that solely as an indicator of certain diseases.
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It all depends on which market indicator you choose to follow.
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The global Consumer Confidence Index may be the most important indicator.
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"It's just an indicator of what the market is going through."
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The bid to cover ratio, an indicator of demand, was 2.92.
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Another negative indicator for DeSantis is Trump's approval rating in Florida.
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The main economic indicator this week is Friday's nonfarm payrolls report.
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BofAML's historically reliable indicator is pointing to just such a period.
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Perhaps the tooth survey is an indicator of future economic performance.
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For ages, earthlings regarded lightning as an indicator of godly wrath.
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Is that a good indicator of how his policies are viewed?
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Economic indicator: The Bureau of Labor Statistics at 2202:2628 a.m.
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A U.S. economic indicator fell abruptly, dousing hopes for stronger growth.
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The rig count can be a forward-looking indicator of production.
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The chart below shows the Morgan Stanley Global Trade Leading Indicator.
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Heller has an advantage in the fundraising race, another key indicator.
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And remember: Raising money is an indicator of support and momentum.
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" According to the Thornberg, "Every other indicator suggests full speed ahead.
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That was the biggest indicator right there that something was happening.
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To classify yourself, you take the Myers-Briggs Personality Indicator (MBTI).
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An inverted yield curve historically has been an indicator of recession.
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It's just another indicator that Target's intention here was confusing people.
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Surviving winter is an indicator of bee colony health Because surviving the winter months is an indicator of the health of the bee colony, an increase in winter loss means bee colonies could be weakening overall.
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The relative strength index as a technical indicator measures an asset's shifts in price change over a given period of time, while the moving average convergence/divergence indicator measures the relationship between an asset's moving averages.
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"The bottom line is this: It's a big money indicator, and last year this big money indicator didn't confirm the rally until it broke out in December of 2017," Suttmeier told CNBC's "Futures Now" last week.
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Age is not an indicator of being ready for The Bachelor (nothing prepares a person for that), but bemoaning the ripe old ages of 26 and 28 is an indicator that maybe you're not that self aware.
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He notes the Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator had a bearish crossover, which means momentum is slowing, and the Chaikin Oscillator supply/demand indicator dropped below its center line, which means money flow is negative, Cramer said.
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Alarmingly, this leading indicator is extremely well correlated with global trade growth.
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Cyber Monday, a shopping spree four days after Thanksgiving, is another indicator.
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This technical indicator is typically viewed as a sign of further weakness.
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It is yet another indicator of Beijing's rising influence in the region.
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One stock they continue to watch as a sentiment indicator is Apple.
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Color can also be a good indicator of a green's nutritional value.
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Or is the search interest a leading indicator of a Yang surge?
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"That is an indicator of our capacity to do more," Mardini said.
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The sheer number of tiny icons and indicator lights reminds is nuts.
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I mean, every single economic indicator, consumer confidence up, business confidence up.
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He is, however, watching one key level as a potential strength indicator.
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Allies pray that past performance is not an indicator of future outcomes.
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Building permits, an indicator of future construction, were down nearly 2 percent.
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Advocates say the material is offensive and a potential indicator of bias.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the indicator to stay at 50.5.
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Here, intemperate defiance is the only true indicator of strength and passion.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected that indicator to stay at 50.5.
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It also features surge protection, temperature control, and has an indicator light.
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This is not a good indicator for the health of Corporate America.
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Economic indicator: The Bureau of Economic Analysis reports at 8:30 a.m.
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Net interest margin, a key indicator of bank profitability, stood at 3.64%.
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Why it matters: The startup rate is one indicator of economic vitality.
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If history is an indicator, a real market rally may be brewing.
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Margot Sanger-Katz Here's an indicator of prosperity and optimism: the birthrate.
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Number of tickets sold is one indicator of popularity of a sport.
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He also said numbers alone aren't a particularly good indicator of capability.
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Renewed trade war fears triggered a bond market recession indicator on Thursday.
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Falling Chinese imports is another indicator that Asia's oil market remains oversupplied.
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The remainder, meanwhile, is one indicator of the platform's success to date.
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A good place to start is with a badge or rank indicator.
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For me, that is the best indicator; you need that building block.
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Anything out of the ordinary changes what's called the Threat Indicator Status.
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Santori says an even better indicator of bitcoin's apparent rebound is volume.
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The Sony investment being announced today is another indicator of Roli's traction.
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The study is only an early indicator of a good predictive measure.
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That's a strong indicator that restricting access to guns can save lives.
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Our digital footprint: this is the strongest indicator for what really happened.
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There's also a pleasant on-screen indicator now that shows charge level.
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Entrepreneurship is also a strong indicator of a region's overall economic health.
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An aging population is a leading indicator of more automation to come.
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So not having a period wasn’t an indicator for me.
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Their previous sales performance was actually a negative indicator of managerial success.
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Jacqueline's tears are a clear indicator that this environment is not normal.
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Each month, auto sales are an early indicator of U.S. consumer spending.
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Comparable store sales, a key indicator of a retailer's health, increased 4.6%.
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In fact, sentiment is historically low, according to the bank's consensus indicator.
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Messenger, another Facebook-owned app, already features the same online status indicator.
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Why are the SAG Awards such a reliable indicator for Oscar victories?
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Yes. In the movie, nosebleeds are a sure indicator of psychic capabilities.
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Crude's relative-strength index is yet another technical indicator that shows momentum.
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Other safety features include headlights and backup lights and a battery indicator.
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Another typical indicator is flares that happen before or during your period.
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Cars have indicator lights for better safety — so why don't bicycles too?
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If the Democrats can hold this Senate seat, good Blue Wave indicator.
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I've been eying the keyboard indicator since it was at 20 percent.
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That acrid smell could be an indicator of a male yeast infection.
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Among Anangu people, knowledge — not material possessions — is an indicator of status.
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Tony Robbins argues that hunger is the most important indicator of success.
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Again, it was an indicator of how weak our relationship really was.
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Next, take a look at the altimeter and the vertical speed indicator.
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His leading indicator: A tightening labor market that is driving up wages.
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An inversion is widely seen as an indicator of an economic recession.
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This indicator will now be standard equipment in all 737 Max airplanes.
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Inversion is seen by some investors as a leading indicator of recession.
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The charger's built-in LED indicator will tell you when it's ready.
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If posted signs were an indicator, the Republican nominee would be unstoppable.
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Perhaps the shale effect destroys the usefulness of this as an indicator.
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"If you had to trust one indicator, it's jobless claims," Lee said.
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The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test may be able to help.
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"It's just another indicator of how Alaska is warming up," he said.
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To the left is an indicator that flashes big, white and bright.
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If history is any indicator, that bodes well for Scott and DeSantis.
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Ms. Swift's presence this year was its own indicator of the times.
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We use this indicator analysis to identify trend strength and trend changes.
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The indicator showed sentiment picking up to -17.5 from -24.1 in November.
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To be sure, this is not exactly unprecedented territory for the indicator.
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January will serve as an indicator for whether the agreement can stick.
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During the retest, Lang noticed the MACD indicator sending a "buy" signal.
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U.S. stocks fell after a key indicator of U.S. manufacturing sector disappointed.
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Contrary to popular mythology, mental illness is not an indicator of violence.
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Of course, the jobs report is considered a coincident or lagging indicator.
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This inversion has historically been an early indicator of an upcoming recession.
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If you say you are extroverted, that is what the indicator believes.
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The stock market tends to be a leading indicator for the economy.
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The consensus estimate for the indicator was an average 963.45 million reais.
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Consider another measure: Gini Coefficients, a globally accepted indicator of wealth distribution.
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Because sentiment is a contrarian indicator, that's a negative signal for stocks.
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"This is very good because it's an indicator of consumption," he said.
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For many students, being affiliated with I'm Shmacked was a status indicator.
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For many students, being affiliated with I'm Shmacked was a status indicator.
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Market watchers will receive a crucial indicator with Friday's nonfarm payrolls report.
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The rig count is seen as an indicator of future production growth.
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West Texas Intermediate, the significant market indicator, remained below $70 per barrel.
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A flattening yield curve is often viewed as a negative economic indicator.
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Reached in to pull back the cover over the pod's indicator panel.
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The Chaikin Relative Strength indicator is also negative, reinforcing the stock's decline.
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Trend analysis is applied using the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator (GMMA).
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There is another indicator in Google searches that may contain meaningful information.
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The same goes for the indicator that Emre set out to examine.
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That is an indicator of how truly pathetic the Mariners franchise is.
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What was the indicator that I missed out on over and over?
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This is also a good indicator of the quality of the recipe.
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To many wearers it is an outward indicator of devotion to Islam.
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The U.S. bond yield curve is widely regarded as a recession indicator.
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Perhaps the most talked about recession indicator is the inverted yield curve.
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The context The survey has proved to be a good contrarian indicator.
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The voter file doesn't include a reliable indicator of a person's education.
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Of course the stick's indicator turned into a tiny pink plus sign.
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The movie outlook is darkening too, if China is a leading indicator.
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But if history is any indicator, it is likely to do so.
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And so this uniquely American indicator of wealth has gone totally wrong.
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That part of the curve is closely watched as a recession indicator.
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But even that doesn't provide a solid indicator of who did what.
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THERE HASN'T BEEN A BEARISH INDICATOR FROM THE DOW THEORY IN FOREVER.
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Claims are viewed as more real time and an early warning indicator.
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The monthly data is viewed as an early indicator of consumer spending.
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But it also may be an indicator of technological hiccups to come.
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Time: 5:17 GMT * German February ZEW indicator due at 1000 GMT.
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Unit labor costs, the key indicator of underlying inflation, are also stable.
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I've found that, unfortunately, photos aren't a good indicator of product quality.
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Downloads, however, is only one indicator of the success of a platform.
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The preeminent indicator of a president's political health is his approval rating.
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Besides hustle, another trait that's an indicator of future success is persuasiveness.
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New orders — an indicator of future activity — pointed to further pressure ahead.
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Slow progress by itself is not a good indicator of final yield.
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The indicator suddenly stopped appearing on the central bank's website on Feb.
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The third feature is shown with the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator.
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Personal character was no longer considered a meaningful indicator of political character.
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The content of the citations was the crucial indicator, not their number.
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LJUBLJANA, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Slovenia's consumer confidence indicator rose to an all-time-high in January, the national statistics office said on Monday, supporting expectations that the business sentiment indicator, due out this week, will also show an advance.
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What's more is that the indicator technicians use to find out when a stock will change direction, called the MACD indicator, showed a crossover into bullish territory — as Cramer noted, when the black line crosses above the red line.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the indicator to come in at 50.
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Many feel that a common language is the most important indicator of nationality.
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An early indicator of Mattis' favor was the overwhelming vote for his waiver.
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For now, Big Red Machine is a good indicator of things to come.
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The technical indicator was invented in the 1990s by money manager Don Hayes.
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When measured against a baseline, the indicator can suggest bullish or bearish momentum.
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I know, I know, the non-farm payrolls report is a lagging indicator.
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Economists do not appear to make full use of this well-known indicator.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, an indicator of demand, was a light 224.
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Going into 2016, the indicator made a higher low as Caterpillar's stock dropped.
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The ZEW indicator showed sentiment rising up to -17.5 from -24.1 in November.
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ET. Investors will be watching closely after a surprisingly weak indicator on Monday.
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DJT, seen by many as an indicator of economic health, gained 21 percent.
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Pending home sales are an indicator of closed sales in February and March.
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"That was a good indicator that the stigma around cannabis continues," he said.
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Santa Rally "indicator" on track for an unprecedented third straight downside warning signal.
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A weekly ringtone chart was the best indicator of the hottest new music.
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Its order portfolio is seen as an early indicator for future smartphone sales.
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For oil traders, hedging data serves as a leading indicator of future supplies.
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Mileage readings, an indicator of fuel efficiency, do not fall under safety requirements.
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Our view is that this is a positive indicator of a maturing industry.
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There will now always be an indicator light when a camera is active.
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She focuses on the best-known example, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI).
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Using referrals as a screen is not a great indicator of future success.
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And at least one indicator suggests we could be heading for a slide.
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The phenomenon, described as yield inversion, is often interpreted as a recession indicator.
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The index is viewed by investors as an indicator of global industrial activity.
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A new chart shows a bearish indicator is not so bearish after all.
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The indicator shows a 45% chance of recession in the next 12 months.
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The volume indicator no longer obstructs the center of the screen obnoxiously. pic.twitter.
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"This is a momentum indicator that things could be moving lower," he said.
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This translated into an inadequate indicator for monitoring mortality in the hurricane's aftermath.
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But hires are a good indicator of the robustness of the labor force.
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That is going to be the best indicator of what's going to occur.
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That should help avert recession, thereby destroying the predictive power of the indicator.
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That race was watched closely as an indicator of a 2018 blue wave.
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I don't know that it's any faster than swiping up on the indicator.
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"With the latest update to Sierra, we have removed the remaining-time indicator."
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But blood pressure is just an indicator, or "surrogate endpoint," in health research.
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This, he said, has traditionally been seen as an indicator of trouble ahead.
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In fact, they can be a strong indicator that whale populations are recovering.
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Duggan said the steep decline in foreclosures is another indicator of Detroit's progress.
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And while copper is a good leading indicator, so is the bond market.
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Instead, your tongue is usually a more accurate indicator of any detectable stink.
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In his own way, Mr Grantham may be acting as a contrary indicator.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the indicator to come in at 49.6.
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The company is considered an indicator of economic conditions in the United States.
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One key indicator it uses to measure this is the density of blocks.
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KOF leading indicator for May due at 0700 GMT (Reporting by Zurich newsroom)
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An indicator reading above zero signals year-on-year growth n private consumption.
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Equity and quant strategist Savita Subramanian explains how the "Sell Side Indicator" works:
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The Caixin indicator, features a bigger mix of small- and medium-sized firms.
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Officials insist that FDI is coming—that it is always a lagging indicator.
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The speaker sits on a rubber pedestal that includes LED status indicator lights.
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There's an on-screen indicator to help guide you to the right option.
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The survey is an early indicator - though a patchy one - of wage pressures.
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It's an indicator of this voice is valid and it should be amplified.
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Analysts at Macquarie said that was an indicator of more pain to come.
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America's trade deficit is a poor indicator of the success of the WTO.
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If you've got that indicator, you can be assured your battery is safe.
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FED'S DALY SAYS BUSINESS BEHAVIOR IS LEADING INDICATOR ON WHERE ECONOMY IS HEADING
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Export orders are a leading indicator for actual exports 2-3 months ahead.
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So there's a clear indicator that visits to Trump properties are, indeed, down.
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Flacks are more in demand than journalists are, if pay is any indicator.
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Its results are viewed as an indicator of big Wall Street banks' performance.
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It is a useful indicator of whether he's learning anything on the job.
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The data is seen as an indicator of consumer confidence and household demand.
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If a user has more blocks than followers, that's also a decent indicator.
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But maybe that's the wrong key performance indicator for Twitter to focus on.
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The number surpassed average consensus estimate of 6.053 billion reais for the indicator.
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The indicator is "flashing red," wrote Goldman chief global equity strategist Peter Oppenheimer.
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Vanishing sea ice is an easy indicator that climate change is taking place.
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" Spice had a strong year, with hit singles "Indicator", "Sight & Wine" and "Siddung.
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BAML's Bull & Bear Indicator stood at 3.1, in "neutral" territory, the bank added.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, an indicator of demand, came in at 2.73.
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And ironically, Thrasher's indicator actually threw off a false signal just this year.
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A widening deficit tends to be a leading indicator of a weakening dollar.
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Contract cancellations are a potential indicator of how well these companies are faring.
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An inverted yield curve is widely seen as a leading indicator of recession.
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"So, there's incremental improvement occurring, that's what this indicator is suggesting," he said.
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The risk of investors taking the Super Bowl indicator seriously is likely low.
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"An inverted yield curve has historically been an indicator of recession," he said.
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The downtrend is well defined by the Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) indicator.
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This is a case where past wins aren't an indicator of future success.
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The spyware could turn on webcams without the indicator light and record keystrokes.
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A CME group indicator suggested that expectations of a production cut were weakening.
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The company also seems to have changed the orientation of its indicator lights.
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A Trump presidency, if history is any indicator, could be even more disastrous.
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Another positive indicator is nonresidential fixed investment, or business investment outside of inventories.
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"Q3 is not an indicator of what is to come," Olsen told Reuters.
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The U.S. economy is the most closely watched indicator of a presidential election.
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An even clearer indicator is what happens when the phone is taken away.
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One indicator of that price is the sharp plunge in China's stock exchanges.
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To me, the most important indicator of the Apple Watch's success is time.
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Teen years are an important indicator of mental health as a young adult.
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The GfK consumer sentiment indicator has fallen for three months in a row.
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It also has a stopwatch, alarm, phone finder, and even a speed indicator.
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The firm's Bull & Bear indicator eased further away from a zone of exuberance.
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And I was like, 'Wow this is a weird but effective personality indicator.
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The ratio is an indicator of the bank's ability to withstand financial stress.
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I think the biggest indicator I would watch is President Obama's approval rating.
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Trump's literalism serves as a useful indicator of the conservative movement's general health.
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But if history is any indicator, we can make a pretty good guess.
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Speed is the key performance indicator that we monitor in terms of alerts.
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Housing prices, a key indicator of demand and expectations, have softened a lot.
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Eligibility for subsidized school meals is clearly a blunt indicator of economic status.
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Do not regard it as a valid indicator of standing attitudes toward race.
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Building permits, an indicator of upcoming construction, tumbled 4.9 percent to 1.17 million.
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Wall Street looks at high-yield bonds as a leading indicator for stocks.
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Rosen said the dashboard's worst indicator on China's economy was migrant worker wages.
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Using a technical indicator — the 50-day moving average of the S.&P.
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It is not a firm indicator as many people could be genuine tourists.
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To find out where this indicator is on your iPhone model, click here.
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Reviews aside, no-name brands alone are a key indicator of junk items.
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It's the first major indicator that the FTC is weighing any such action.
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Gordon sees another indicator as proof of the damage from ongoing trade spats.
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This is the latest indicator suggesting Amazon's impact on Whole Foods' business growth.
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Pros: High-precision sensors, no batteries requiredCons: No overload indicator, a bit pricey
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The technical indicator can be used to forecast potential downside in an asset.
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The indicator basically shows investors are unrealistically valuing future growth in the economy.
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Relatability is often an indicator of how candidates will fare in the election.
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But perhaps the biggest indicator that Bynes killed it in She's the Man?
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If her Twitter feed is any indicator, those kinds of statements aren't isolated.
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Car sales are seen as a good indicator of Indonesians' readiness to spend.
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But revenues are a lagging indicator of success for a service like Snapchat.
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"That would be a key indicator" that there was no breakthrough, he says.
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But if the social media response is any indicator, many Americans know better.
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One indicator of support might be how frequently people search for a candidate.
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One indicator that economists do not recommend focusing on is the stock market.
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Interstate migration, an indicator of labor market dynamism and cultural integration, is down.
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But China's state media wants people to look at another indicator: men's underwear.
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The angle of attack indicator will remain an option that airlines can buy.
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The readings suggest that honey can be a sensitive indicator of air quality.
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Your score is simply an indicator that sums up what's on your report.
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Another potential indicator of the Vermont senator's presidential campaign is its advertising activity.
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People's facial expressions are "an indicator of safety and their intentions," she explained.
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Normand thinks this indicator is at least two months away from turning positive.
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The U.S. bond yield curve is widely regarded as a key recession indicator.
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Rather ominously, hours worked—considered to be a leading economic indicator—are declining.
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The New York Fed's recession probability indicator hit its warning level last month.
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Electricity demand is seen by economists as an important indicator of industrial output.
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Perhaps the indicator now is signaling a volatile year we may have ahead.
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But a continuation of that trend is still a good indicator for Trump.
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That would be the best indicator they are still connected in some way.
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Wade is an indicator of their intention, and they've never been so bold.
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The indicator currently shows a reading of 0%, suggesting the economy looks stable.
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Net interest margin, a key indicator of a bank's profitability, stood at 3.77%.
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Oceans serve as a good indicator of the real impact of climate change.
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RASM, a key indicator of an airline's performance, measures sales against flight capacity.
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"Academic standing is one indicator of future performance on the job," she says.
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"There is no indicator that makes you understand this is 2017," he said.
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Wade is an indicator of their intention and they've never been so bold.
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The 211.6-day is a widely watched indicator, used to follow price trends.
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This arrangement was an indicator of other, darker family dynamics, according to Lewis.
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Last month, he said based on an eight-point read on the indicator.
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We might be missing a still more useful — and more personal — indicator, however.
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If history is any indicator, McGrath is not exactly great at detecting pranks.
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The second trend feature is shown with the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator.
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The indicator has 18 components, including information on flows, positioning and technical indicators.
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Our past is not the best indicator of what these risks have been.
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The Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator shows a strong downtrend remains in place.
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The indicator missed forecasts in the previous month when it declined 1.3 percent.
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Jealousy is a key indicator of something someone else has that you want.
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A boost in exports is a good indicator for American economic growth prospects.
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The overall indicator fell to 93.3 points from 94.6 points the previous month.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Another day, another credible Chinese economic indicator goes dark.
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Also, the most vital lead indicator for growth is business spending and investing.
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If this demo is any indicator, I think they might just nail it.
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"The MACD indicator on our daily chart has already crossed lower," said Ciana.
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Australia's ABC News reported that the warning indicator had been a smoke alarm.
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We use the GMMA indicator analysis to identify trend strength and trend changes.
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There will be no "margin of error," or other indicator of that uncertainty.
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A related indicator about consumer expectations was up even more sharply this month.
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Investigators searched the gunman's residence but there was no immediate indicator of motive.
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The fact that consumers are buying them is another indicator of economic confidence.
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Changes in the rig count serves as an indicator of future production trends.
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Buyers think it is an indicator of value, but it often is not.
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This is the strongest indicator that the government is effectively shelving the legislation.
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The next major economic indicator will be Friday's retail sales data for May.
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"That is a good indicator of the future for this business," Gerspach said.
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Our tests showed that the typing indicator shows up immediately in Messenger as soon as a single character is entered, even if that character is a space, and the indicator disappears 5-1o seconds later if no more characters are entered.
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Slack shows the following message templates in the indicator:"Jane is typing" (one user)"Jane and John" are typing (two users)"Several people are typing" (three or more users) - fun fact on this, Slack's blog is named after this indicator.
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Another market indicator that caught some traders' attention was the spread between the federal funds rate and interest on excess reserves which is seen by some analysts as an indicator on how effectively the Fed is controlling short-term rates.
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He qualified his hesitance by explaining that Google trends "is a relative momentum indicator and not necessarily a qualitative indicator," pointing out that recent search activity for electronic dance music is only at 90% of where it was at its peak.
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That said, the yield curve between three-month bills and 10-year notes has become an increasingly popular indicator of future weakness since the Federal Reserve identified it as a more accurate recession indicator than other parts of the curve.
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"The bottom line is this: it's a big money indicator, and last year this big money indicator didn't confirm the rally until it broke out in December of 2017," Suttmeier explained to CNBC's "Futures Now" in an interview last week.
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First, the '3-step' indicator in the nearby Pokémon screen is gone for good.
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Numbers may be an indicator of success, but they fail as its sole determinant.
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McClintock cited same-store sales as an especially promising indicator of Nike's upward trajectory.
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It was also a good indicator of whether or not your friends had souls.
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The first technical observation is the behavior of the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator.
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If not it could be an indicator that this is a longer-term repricing.
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That means the 2228-year yield was lower, and that is a recession indicator.
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We use Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator analysis to identify trend strength and changes.
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The long term Guppy Multiple Moving Averages (GMMA) indicator has compressed and turned up.
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"Flows are a good contrarian indicator to what you should be doing," Tucci said.
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Penske blames the mega-track sizes for being a misleading indicator for his sport.
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The inside still has a single LED indicator that lights up when it's charging.
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Amazingly, the dog's physical state was not an indicator of how she felt inside.
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In general, Fisher said "bad news, good price action" is an indicator to buy.
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Also, a person's past isn't always an indicator of their potential for mass violence.
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It's not a perfect indicator, but it gives us an idea of the risk.
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Just don't look to your pet's contagious yawning as the primary indicator of it.
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It has a small, horizontal line centered at the bottom as a power indicator.
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But the drips continue and economists worry the jobs numbers are a lagging indicator.
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That's where you'll find the charging indicator lights, micro USB port, and pairing button.
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If anything, they needed the haircut as a sort of indicator of time passing.
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But not everyone thinks the turnover at the top is necessarily a negative indicator.
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A light indicator on the outside shows whether or not your earbuds are charged.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, an indicator of demand, was below average at 303.
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Wage growth has been one lagging indicator but has shown a pickup of late.
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However, last week's inversion set off a debate about the reliability of the indicator.
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And shoes, to me, seem to be a big indicator of time or era.
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A yield curve inversion is seen as a historical indicator of a coming recession.
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But the most important indicator of a healthy argument is how both parties behave.
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Verification of attribution takes time, while excess mortality estimation is a more immediate indicator.
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He said he's watching one indicator that is signaling that stocks could face choppiness.
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The indicator that most argues in favor of full recovery is the unemployment rate.
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The value of this indicator comes from its high correlation with the unemployment rate.
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So, Chase's behavior is one indicator that JoJo may have made the right decision.
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Research generally concludes that it is indeed a useful indicator of future economic conditions.
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That 8GB Lexar drive is ancient, but look at that E Ink capacity indicator!
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Net interest margin is a widely watched indicator that measures a bank's lending profitability.
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Renting a truck and using that -- not doing what, it is clearly an indicator.
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While bankruptcy is not a complete indicator of business success, Clinton's statements are true.
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And if the north pole is any indicator, freak hot weather isn't going away.
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Net new money is a closely watched indicator of future earnings in private banking.
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His leading indicator is a measure of the change in private sector credit growth.
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Orders, an indicator of future revenue, rose 241.0% to 22.48,792 units in the quarter.
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One final loose end does, however, need tying up: a discrepancy in one indicator.
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Violence against animals is a well-known indicator of potential violent crimes against humans.
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Signed contracts are an indicator of closed home sales one to three months out.
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There's something to be said for real estate as an indicator of relative value.
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And that indicator suggests that core CPI should be headed into the high 2s.
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" But recent research puts it at a relevance level even below "just one indicator.
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But he said a leading indicator in the report, the average workweek, was negative.
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I guess it should've been an indicator to me, but I was so young.
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"We agree that the TSI can be useful as an economic indicator," said Smallen.
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That's a strong historical indicator that the market will end higher for the year.
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One key indicator of that, according to Johnson, is the market as a whole.
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It hopes to expand its trust indicator system to more newsrooms around the world.
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"The employment rate is not a sole indicator of economic well-being," Raskin said.
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The best single indicator that offers insight into all three questions is public polling.
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So how often you're getting it on isn't a perfect indicator of their interest.
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But leaked official shots are usually an indicator that a proper launch is imminent.
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Extreme positioning is often an indicator that a price reversal is in the cards.
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Chlorophyl is a key indicator of plankton growth and points to peaks in bacteria.
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The yellow evidence tents denote that the indicator was photographed and its positioned measured.
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Sentiment moving to extremes has been a reliable contrarian indicator for the market historically.
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Hunter said the semiconductor group could act as a leading indicator for global manufacturing.
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Orders, an indicator of future revenue, rose 833% to 6,792 units in the quarter.
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Hopefully the App Store settings exploit isn't an indicator of what's to come.[Macrumors]
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But he said that the indicator reflects concerns about growth slowing across the globe.
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Pending home sales, a leading indicator, declined to the lowest level in seven months.
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These will be the indicator of whether tax reform really helps the middle class.
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There's even a smart indicator that will tell you where the strongest spot is.
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Again, it is an indicator of sentiment that it hasn't been taken that way.
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Another indicator for political equality is changing attitudes caused by women gaining political power.
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Sometimes the low price can be a good indicator of a service that's lacking.
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Pending sales are a forward indicator of closed sales one to two months later.
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The Banking System Indicator for Irish banks is 'bb', weaker than most peer countries.
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Marketing spend is not the best indicator of who will win share, Patiath said.
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The next major U.S. economic indicator will be Friday's retail sales report for July.
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That suggests that shipping, a leading economic indicator, is flashing a red warning sign.
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Uber says a single metric isn't a clear indicator of an autonomous car's safety.
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It's not a 100 percent program, it's not intended to be; it's an indicator.
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An inversion of the yield curve is widely considered an indicator of a recession.
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An inverted curve is seen by some investors as a leading indicator of recession.
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An inverted yield curve squeezes bank profitability and is seen as a recession indicator.
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Enter the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, the trusted personality test online daters swear by.
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It will additionally include another indicator showing if the angle of attack sensors disagree.
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The second similarity is the relationship with the Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) indicator.
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"Frequency [of sex] isn't necessarily an indicator of relationship satisfaction or happiness," she says.
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He interpreted the weak volume as an indicator that this run could be deceptive.
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And respect for women is a good indicator of the measure of a man.
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This indicator is crucial in the EU assessment over countries' compliance with fiscal rules.
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Work on grip strength, which is a surprisingly accurate indicator of overall health prospects.
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Following that, the SPY has stayed above the indicator — before falling below on Monday.
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That moment in itself was yet another indicator that live streaming is the future.
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How Dubai Police's 2020 Expo prototype will be received could be a key indicator.
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But total new orders, an indicator of future activity, edged back into expansionary territory.
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It will usually display a "locked, green" indicator in front of the website name.
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The main market indicator all-share index rose to 23,144 points at 1007 GMT.
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Adele's hilarious photo is the latest indicator of her commitment to a healthy lifestyle.
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Revenue is a lagging indicator of sales success, so must likewise be prioritized accordingly.
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We're still a little short of a universal sarcasm indicator, but we'll get there.
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The way your sexual relationship began is a strong indicator of what's to come.
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The index also broke below its 50-day moving average, a key technical indicator.
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These contracts are a forward-looking indicator of closed sales in April and May.
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As we mentioned previously, proactivity is a major indicator of a person's luck quotient.
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The Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) indicator analysis confirms the strength of the trend.
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An outage indicator showed problems that began a little after 4:00 P.M. EST.
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An inverted yield curve is widely understood to be a leading indicator of recession.
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The second factor is the change in the Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) indicator.
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The indicator, which has compiled data since January 2004, was little changed from October.
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The rig count is closely watched as an indicator of future U.S. oil output.
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Cramer pointed to an indicator that could mean trouble for the seemingly unstoppable market.
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An early indicator of the euro zone economy following the Brexit vote suggested resilience.
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That's a classic recession indicator, predicting the past seven periods of negative U.S. growth.
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Winning 100 or more games is an even poorer indicator of World Series success.
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New export orders, an indicator of future activity, contracted for a third straight month.
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After all, net worth is a much better indicator of true wealth than income.
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A yield curve inversion has been a reliable indicator of recessions in the past.
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A reading above 48.9 over time is considered an indicator of overall economic expansion.
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Pure data, especially stock prices, are not the best indicator of future voter behavior.
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Pending sales are an indicator of future closed sales in the next two months.
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The indicator reached its lowest reading since 1960 as the current bull market began.
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A key economic indicator doubled expectations in October, reversing a slight decline in September.
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The index is a closely followed indicator for how strong the U.S. economy is.
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Pending home sales are a forward indicator of closed sales in June and July.
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A key economic indicator met expectations in November, forecasting continued economic growth into 2018.
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Usually, anything at 46 percent or above is a good indicator of real strength.
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President Donald Trump likes to cite black employment data as a positive economic indicator.
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I DON'T THINK IT HAS AN INDICATOR OF WHO'S GOING TO WIN IN NOVEMBER.
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The retail sales readings of the highly volatile indicator for November were revised down.
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Blue lips Another health indicator from the mouth is the colour of your lips.
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Early voting can be a misleading indicator of who will actually win the election.
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The inverted yield curve is widely understood to be a leading indicator of recession.
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Each type of indicator thus provides information about the economy's past, present, or future.
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Validating the person is who they say they are needs only a subtle indicator.
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The other indicator that seems to explain the persistent economic malaise has been wages.
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Just like Caterpillar, the stock has showing high volume and a bullish MACD indicator.
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It is thus meant to serve as a leading indicator for existing home sales.
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An inverted yield curve has proven to be a reliable indicator over the years.
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Traders often cite the CBOE Volatility Index as a reliable indicator of what's ahead.
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The end of Western convergence, then, isn't an indicator of some kind of failure.
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Whatever Mr. Sisi's popularity may be, this election will not be a reliable indicator.
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It scored highest in the involuntary part-time work indicator, where it received 0.7.
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"Like good spellers?" could refer to spelling words, but not with that wordplay indicator.
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February's 0.2 percent increase in the leading indicator followed an unchanged reading in January.
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How they fare is another indicator to watch heading into next year's midterm elections.
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A key indicator based on bond prices was flashing warnings of a possible recession.
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Why education is such an important health indicator is difficult to untangle, Case added.
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It is another indicator of a culture that discounts the value of women's lives.
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Other features Apple is reportedly testing include a typing indicator for group chats — i.e.
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A drop in consumer confidence is often viewed as an indicator of reduced spending.
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A similar indicator in the European stock market dipped to near two-week lows.
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The poll was conducted by Indicator for public broadcaster TVP on August 24-25.
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Germany's DAX dropped 1% after the ZEW indicator of economic sentiment for August plunged.
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At least, if Fort Worth-based Bell's new, autonomous cargo carrier is any indicator.
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The monthly ABS series is an indicator of the health of Australia's tourism sector.
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My stopgap solution is to check the rpm indicator before I exit the car.
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If history is any indicator, however, the election may still be far from over.
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The bank's net interest margin (NIM), an indicator of profitability, remained stable at 4.2%.
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The index is a closely followed indicator for how healthy the U.S. economy is.
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"Honor societies are sometimes seen as great networking resources or an indicator of leadership."
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That makes the company's annual founders' letter an important indicator for the tech world.
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The company said the issue involves an indicator light staying on longer than intended.
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An indicator less than 28503 means contraction that raises costs for business and consumers.
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The other is that she&aposs found that survey data is a contrarian indicator.
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The 200-day is a widely watched technical indicator, used to follow price trends.
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Consumer sentiment data is considered a leading indicator, running ahead of actual spending data.
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Even the time spent practicing wasn't a strong indicator of the differences among them.
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Presidential job approval offers the strongest indicator of his party's fortunes in midterm elections.
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Its relative strength index, a momentum indicator, has a reading of more than 80.
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Gut feeling is the best indicator because then you can't blame it on anyone.
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His reaction to Thursday's testimony could be the clearest immediate indicator of Kavanaugh's fate.
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This indicator helps measure if a stock is being bought or sold too much.
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But one he pointed to was the monthly relative strength indicator for the Dow.
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The GMMA is not the best indicator to apply to understand a sideways market.
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This is a pattern of behavior seen in the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator.
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If history is any indicator, we will then go back to business as usual.
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Rapidly rising demand for boxes and corrugated paper is a key leading economic indicator.
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Together, that's a pretty good indicator of how extremely safe vaccines continue to be.
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Almost every key indicator is up and to the right, except, rather depressingly, diversity.
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Each month, auto sales are seen as an early indicator of U.S. consumer spending.
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One feature I grew to appreciate on the watch was the flight time indicator.
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Everything they'd done was a great indicator of what they'd do for the future.
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But neither isolated part was as a reliable an indicator as the whole face.
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It persists despite whatever improving economic indicator it is that policymakers care about today.
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His white-blood-cell count — when high, another indicator of infection — was also normal.
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His white-blood-cell count — when high, another indicator of infection — was also normal.
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I think that's really the tension that continues to make the indicator so seductive.
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Wearing a luxury watch has long been an indicator of status and buying power.
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An inverted yield curve is widely seen as an indicator of a future recession.
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When it comes to the best available indicator, academic achievement, the data speak loudly.
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The software delivered to Boeing linked the AOA Disagree alert to the AOA indicator, which is an optional feature on the MAX and the NG. Accordingly, the software activated the AOA Disagree alert only if an airline opted for the AOA indicator.
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The strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch have crystallized this insight into an indicator, known as the "sell side consensus indicator," which uses the month-end recommended equity weightings of Wall Street strategists to forecast the 255-month returns of the .
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Copper, which is seen as an indicator of global demand, posted its biggest decline in more than two years on Tuesday, while the U.S. yield curve between two- and 10-year Treasuries continued to flatten, another potential indicator of worries about the economy.
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However, his belief that academic achievement is the best indicator of leadership talent is misplaced.
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Commodity prices, seen as an indicator of Chinese demand, are at a 12-month low.
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And if you're in the Baltic states or Poland, the threat indicator is blinking red.
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Indeed, the frequency of draws is a strong indicator of the overall level of play.
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The decline of this key component is an indicator of global warming, according to NASA.
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Commodity prices, an indicator of global demand, have fallen since the start of the year.
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Staring, I was transfixed by all the indicator lights oscillating and throbbing against the wind.
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This, he said, is a more important indicator of the company's growth prospects in China.
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Interestingly, the moderate positioning in real estate stocks could actually serve as a contrary indicator.
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And if you're in the Baltic States or Poland, the threat indicator is blinking red.
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You're to live in the moment, a connection broken by the shrine indicator, whatever usefulness.
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Another indicator may signal the evolutionary need for butt hair to trap our natural scent.
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Is employment — a key indicator for the direction of the stock market — seeing substantial declines?
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It's full screen with an indicator above of how many elements are in the story.
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It&aposs no surprise that iPhones are now seen as a major indicator of wealth.
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Is finding one roach an indicator that your friend is already living in Joe's Apartment?
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The Economic Cycle Research Institute's leading indicator rose to a record high in recent weeks.
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On Friday, a CME group indicator suggested that expectations of a production cut were weakening.
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An imbalanced sex ratio is often an indicator of increased crime and violence in society.
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What happens with Treasury notes is often a more relevant indicator of broader economic trends.
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On one hand, the movie's seven wins could be an indicator of accolades to come.
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Could this be an indicator for what might be coming our way this Black Friday?
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The New York Times ad is an important indicator of the nature of male allyship.
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There are even HDD and battery indicator lights on the outside of the system too.
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RIG-OL-USA-BHI The U.S. rig count is an early indicator of future output.
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In decades past, someone being fat was a good indicator of health, wealth and happiness.
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Just last year, Microsoft patented a new "enhanced" typing indicator with some minor cosmetic changes.
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To be sure, the stock market is a risky indicator by which to judge progress.
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However, Mnuchin said he "absolutely" believes the market is a good indicator of economic progress.
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It's the same range, but tuning up that bottom end is still an important indicator.
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The disagree light would only work if airlines opted for the angle-of-attack indicator.
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It was seen as an early indicator of which way the midterm winds were blowing.
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Over the summer, warning signs flashed in bond markets, the most reliable indicator of recession.
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Beware it is a coincident indicator and does not track so well GDP growth. pic.twitter.
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But I would counsel our readers not to rely on the cover indicator too heavily.
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The stability of PNC's results through the cycle is a useful indicator of risk appetite.
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But where polls have been poor, another indicator has proved itself remarkably helpful to prognosticators.
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But stocks are still 330 million barrels above the five-year average, a key indicator.
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An item's UPF rating is simply an indicator of how well it blocks UV rays.
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Germany's economic figures were a sole bright indicator in an otherwise slate of dismal data.
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Orders, an indicator of future demand, fell 26.48% to 27,2100 units in the third quarter.
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Net interest margins, a closely watched indicator of a bank's profitability, slipped to 2.06 percent.
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This week's U.S. rig count, an indicator of future output, is due at 1 p.
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The new update also removes the "remaining time" indicator from the battery status menu bar.
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Yet there is also something strange about the enduring power of the yield-curve indicator.
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No economic indicator has been as central to Trump's economic messaging as the stock market.
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An inverting yield curve is seen as a leading indicator of an impending economic recession.
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Still, the U.S. labor market, a key indicator in a consumption-led economy, seems healthy.
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But airlines will still need to purchase the other feature, the angle of attack indicator.
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It's an indicator that prices are starting to bump up against a new economic reality.
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Still, the U.S. labor market seems healthy, a key indicator in a consumption-led economy.
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And if CES is any indicator, expect more to follow in the next few years.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, an indicator of demand, was the lowest since July 2009.
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I've got no problem with the iPhone X's new home indicator and its swiping gestures.
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That remarkable record makes Vigo a bellwether county: an apparently prescient indicator of national sentiment.
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It's just the latest indicator that something is seriously off in the Arctic this year.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, an indicator of demand, matched the recent average of 28.
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So they're a strong indicator that something — like, say, plants — is keeping the oxygen around.
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World Bank life expectancy rates, which on average place Africa last, are just one indicator.
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He and Jenner have been friends for years, so that's probably a more accurate indicator.
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That part of the yield curve has inverted, which has been a reliable recession indicator.
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It is a good indicator of how often hackers are attempting these kinds of thefts.
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And if past years are any indicator, Greenland is in for another hot, melty summer.
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Isolated systolic hypertension can be an indicator of risk for future heart disease or stroke.
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Brazil's improved to 98.3 from 98.0 while Russia's indicator edged up to 98.6 from 98.4.
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For Suttmeier, the key underlying indicator that accompanied both drops was fear in the market.
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An indicator of future U.S. economic performance rose slightly in October, in line with expectations.
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Indeed, a key German business morale indicator fell for the fifth straight month in January.
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The things that come out of their mouth is a good indicator of their character.
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A Reuters survey of 17 analysts had forecast a 1.00 percent decline in the indicator.
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It's also a stellar indicator of what kind of person is reaching out to you.
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The top has the power and Bluetooth buttons, a battery indicator, and a microUSB port.
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If unemployment seems like too narrow an indicator of economic health, look at consumer sentiment.
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Success in congressional midterm elections has been an unreliable indicator for the following presidential election.
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The market also watched the weekly U.S. oil rig count, an indicator of future production.
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BAML's "Bull & Bear" indicator of investor positioning and sentiment rose to 4.9, a neutral level.
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Test weight is an important indicator of how much flour can be extracted from wheat.
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A narrower indicator that excludes energy, food, alcohol and tobacco also rose to 1.1 percent.
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Polls of investor sentiment are generally seen as useful, if only as a contrarian indicator.
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The timing of her surprise albums is another strong indicator of a possible VMA performance.
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The number is considered an indicator of worker confidence that better jobs are available elsewhere.
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The wind chill indicator gave a misleading picture of what things were really like outside.
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New orders, a leading indicator of future activity, suggested further factory weakness in coming months.
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The BofAML Bull & Bear Indicator is now at 7, the highest level since July 2014.
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The bank's "Bull & Bear" indicator of market sentiment remained at last week's level of 2.8.
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Whatever the precise cause, the rise in the VIX might be a contrarian bullish indicator.
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Confidence has been strong, and analysts look at it as a leading indicator for stocks.
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Second, this is not an abrupt about-face—yet—just an indicator of future change.
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The tiny green indicator light on the charging case looks even cooler framed in black.
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On many attitude indicators, small indicator lines mark out 10 and 20 degrees of bank.
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Permits to build housing, an indicator of future activity, increased just 0.3 percent in December.
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I've never found a curve to be a reliable indicator of discomfort in penetrative sex.
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Judging by at least one indicator, the revitalization plans are already paying off for USF.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, an indicator of demand, was 2.67, the highest since December.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, an indicator of demand, was 2.19, the weakest since November.
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An indicator light lets you know when the device is powered on, recording, or charging.
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If this little Chick-fil-A expedition is any indicator of how Kylie's new E!
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This inversion of the yield curve is widely seen as a leading indicator of recession.
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Volumes, a key indicator of demand, grew 2 percent in the third quarter ended Sept.
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For Ross, the 50-day moving average serves as a key indicator for the SPY.
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If soda and cigarettes are any indicator, we may be headed for a bacon tax.
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The European Commission's economic sentiment indicator dropped to 109.2 in May from 109.7 in April.
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He also said another indicator showing labor market strength is the weekly jobless claims report.
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But Best's episode might be an indicator of the outdated nature of FOIA more generally.
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To be clear, attrition rates are an indicator of how many people leave a company.
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The pH of a wound, for example, is a good indicator of how it's recovering.
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The best indicator of a sexual interest in children is the possession of such images.
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But some economists agree that BLS data is not the best indicator of wage growth.
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On the weekly chart, the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator relationships show a weak uptrend.
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Put briefly, this indicator shouldn't be relied upon to discern the stock market's next move.
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The Italian/German bond yield gap, a key indicator of relative risks, has also widened.
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The speed indicator is actually a tachymeter which measures distance traveled after initiating the stopwatch.
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In September, the key economic indicator slipped to 95.3, after hitting peak levels in August.
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Policy is a lagging indicator; ideas and the speech that expresses them pave the way.
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RSI is a technical market indicator that compares the relative size of gains versus losses.
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It also involves participating in DHS's information-sharing efforts, specifically, the Automated Indicator Sharing program.
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