Stock-exchange glossary
- Stochastics
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The ¿high low closing stochastics indicator¿ measures the relation of closing market prices to the highest and lowest prices. Observations have shown that prices rise when closing prices tend more to the day¿s highest values. The sharper the upward or downward trend is, the greater the likelihood that the prediction is correct.
- S&P 500
- SEC
- SEDOL
- SID [German: WKN]
- STL [German: WpHG]
- Same-day settlement (SDS)
- Scaling down
- Second-line securities
- Secondary listing
- Secondary offering
- Sector fund
- Securities
- Securities Identification Number
- Securities Trading Law
- Securities account
- Self tender
- Sell out
- Selling tendency
- Settlement
- Settlement price
- Share
- Share Index/Stock Market Index
- Share price
- Shareholder
- Shareholder
- Shareholder value
- Shareholders' Meeting
- Short
- Short call
- Short position
- Short put
- Short sale
- Sideways trend
- Small caps
- Source tax
- Special fund
- Speculative period
- Spin-off
- Split
- Spot market
- Spot price
- Squeeze-out
- Standard deviation
- Statement of account
- Stochastics
- Stock Register
- Stock exchange
- Stock exchange securities/stocks and bonds
- Stock split
- Stop-buy order
- Stop-loss order
- Subscription
- Subscription right
- Supervisory Board
- Support buying
- Swap
- Switching funds
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