TAKEOUT
Slang term for purchasing a firm through acquisition, merger, or other types of buyout. It also pertains to a hostile takeover, friendly merger, or leveraged or management buyout.
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Process in which an independent organization evaluates the client’s information to ensure its accuracy and intent. This is often used in tran ...
Bullish Abandoned Baby
Candlestick pattern signalling a reversal in the present trend. Used by traders, it is formed by three unique candlesticks showing the following ch ...
Confluence
Combining two or more techniques and ideas into one complete strategy. It occurs when two different ideas or strategies are used together to come u ...
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