| trend |
a general direction taken, a current style or preference, vogue.
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The general drift or tendency in a set of data.
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| trench foot |
Results from prolonged exposure to wet, cold foot gear or outright immersion of the feet at temperatures usually below 50
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| trend |
The directional change over time in a series of data.
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| trend |
Refers to the direction of prices. Rising peaks and troughs constitute an uptrend; falling peaks and troughs constitute a downtrend. A trading range is characterized by horizontal peaks and troughs. Trends are generally classified into major (longer than a year), intermediate (one to six months), or minor (less than a month).
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