dead cat bounce การใช้

• Are the bulls back, or is it a dead cat bounce?
• Instead, I end up with catching falling knives and dead cat bounces.
• The immediate issue : was that a real bottom or just a dead cat bounce?
• It is the first Dead Cat Bounce show since the departure of Mick Cullinan on keyboards.
• High tech seems to have had its dead cat bounce, and so the sell-off continues.
• The Boston-based jazz sextet Dead Cat Bounce puts four saxophones in front of bass and drums.
• The show included songs featured on the album'Dead Cat Bounce, live at the Roisin Dubh '.
• Most songs from the show feature on the album'Dead Cat Bounce, live at Vicar Street '.
• To the contrary, he said, " I would call this ` dead cat bounce . "'
• Technical analysis describes a dead cat bounce as a continuation pattern that looks in the beginning like a reversal pattern.
• It included all seven songs featured on the live EP'Dead Cat Bounce, live at the Sugar Club '.
• In September 2009 Dead Cat Bounce performed six shows at the Sugar Club in Dublin for the Bulmers International Comedy Festival.
• A " dead cat bounce " price pattern may be used as a part of the technical analysis method of stock trading.
• In April 2008 the group premiered a second show Dead Cat Bounce . . . Radio Play in Dublin s Sugar Club.
• However, many traders were warning of a " dead cat bounce, " and believed the market would tumble again Thursday.
• In addition to comedy festivals, Dead Cat Bounce have also performed at several major music festivals, including Electric Picnic, Reading festivals.
• "Wednesday's gains smack of a dead cat bounce, " said David Buik, at U . K . spreadbettor Cantor Index.
• In finance, a "'dead cat bounce "'is a small, brief recovery in the price of a declining stock.
• If there's one at all, it will probably be only what the Wall Street wise guys call a " dead cat bounce ."
• "This is a total dead cat bounce, " said George Jennison, head of Nasdaq trading at Wheat First Butcher Singer in Richmond, Virginia.