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relative movement

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relative movement
A change in position that is based on the current position. For example, it does not matter where the mouse is on the desk in relation to the pointer on the screen. When you move it, the pointer starts moving from where it was last positioned.


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In a bull phase, high beta stocks can deliver high returns, but during a bear phase low beta stocks are more useful as their relative movement is less than that of the market.
Figure 4 Sample-tip relative movement scenario in Z (a) for the vertical interaction case of Figure 2(a); sample-tip relative movement scenario in Y for the horizontal interaction case of Figure 2(b).
Instead we look to the relative movements in sentiment and compare risk reversals to their calendar-year range.
 
 
 
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