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A bond quote is not automatically the final cash invoice. Consider a hypothetical coupon bond quoted at ninety eight per hundred of face value. You buy ten thousand dollars of face value. The quoted principal amount is nine thousand eight hundred dollars, not ninety eight dollars. Suppose the trade confirmation separately states one hundred twen...
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A regression slope needs units before it can be compared. This historical Broadcom IEX replay uses twenty completed five minute closes from October eighth, twenty twenty six. Fit a straight line using bar numbers zero through nineteen. Its slope measures dollars per bar, not a percentage return. The fitted slope is approximately -0.0877 dollars ...
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Volume weighting does not make a rolling average identical to an anchored average. This historical Walmart IEX replay uses completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. Both use bar closes and the same reported volume. The ten bar volume weighted average uses the latest ten completed bars. At our marked reference it is appro...
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A five percent earnings yield does not promise a five percent cash payment. Consider a hypothetical company priced at one hundred dollars per share, with five dollars of diluted earnings per share over the trailing twelve months. Its price to earnings ratio is twenty. Earnings divided by price gives five percent. Suppose the company distributes ...
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A bounce after a decline does not mean the drawdown has recovered. This historical ExxonMobil IEX replay uses forty one completed five minute closing observations from October eighth, twenty twenty six. We measure drawdown from each running closing peak, not from intrabar highs. The largest closing peak to subsequent closing trough decline in th...
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An annual inflation rate can fall even while the latest monthly price index rises. Consider a hypothetical index using one consistent reference base. Last January it was one hundred. Last February it jumped to one hundred four. This January it reaches one hundred ten, a ten percent annual increase. This February it rises another zero point two p...
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Two different standard deviations can describe the exact same five prices. This historical Salesforce IEX replay uses five completed five minute closes from October eighth, twenty twenty six. Treat those five observations as the entire set being described. Divide the sum of squared distances from their mean by five, then take the square root. Po...
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A stock split should not create a fake market loss in a price weighted index. Consider a hypothetical two stock index. The prices are one hundred dollars and fifty dollars. With a divisor of two, the index level is seventy five. The first stock has a two for one split, cutting its price to fifty dollars with no economic price move. The new price...
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A stock return and its portfolio contribution are different numbers. Consider a hypothetical portfolio with ten percent in asset A and ninety percent in asset B at the start of one period. There are no cash flows, fees or rebalancing. Asset A gains fifty percent while B loses five percent. A contributes five percentage points to the portfolio re...
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Price can travel a long way and end near its start. This historical Amazon IEX replay uses eleven completed five minute closes from October eighth, twenty twenty six, giving ten close to close intervals. The first close is two fifty eight point zero seven. The last is two fifty eight point three six. Absolute net displacement is twenty nine cent...
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A volatility percentage point is different from a one percent relative change. In a hypothetical option, implied volatility moves from twenty percent to twenty one percent. That is one percentage point, but a five percent relative increase in the volatility number. Suppose quoted vega is ten cents per share for each volatility percentage point. ...
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Bear Power is a price distance, not a count of sellers. This historical Meta IEX replay uses completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. We declare a thirteen period close EMA seeded at the first available close. At the highlighted bar, the EMA is approximately seven eighteen point six seven dollars. The high is seven sixt...
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An asset can become a larger portfolio weight without buying another share. Start with a hypothetical ten thousand dollar portfolio: six thousand in asset A and four thousand in asset B. The starting weights are sixty and forty percent. Suppose A rises twenty percent while B stays unchanged, with no deposits or withdrawals. A becomes seventy two...
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A green candle can still finish below the previous close. This historical UnitedHealth IEX replay uses five minute intervals from October eighth, twenty twenty six. We color standard candles by their own open and close, not by comparison with the preceding close. The prior close is three seventy two point five seven five dollars. The highlighted...
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A centered indicator plot does not move information back in time. This historical Costco IEX replay uses completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. For a twenty period Detrended Price Oscillator, the declared formula subtracts the current twenty close simple average from the close eleven bars earlier. The earlier close is...
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A maximum Stochastic RSI reading does not require RSI itself to be above fifty. This historical Alphabet IEX replay uses completed five minute closes from October eighth, twenty twenty six. We seed fourteen period Wilder RSI with fourteen price changes, then update recursively. At the highlighted close, RSI is approximately forty point one two. ...
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Bollinger BandWidth is not the same as a stock return. This historical Microsoft IEX replay uses twenty completed five minute closes from October eighth, twenty twenty six. We declare a simple average and population standard deviation, with bands two deviations away. The middle band is approximately 529.93 dollars. The upper band is 532.95, and ...
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The same two Fibonacci anchors can produce different midpoint prices when the calculation scale changes. This historical Deere IEX replay uses completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. The declared observed anchors are six thirty eight point three nine and six fifty six point seven zero. For a linear fifty percent level,...
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An upcoming dividend can change a call holder's early exercise incentives. Imagine an American style call with a ninety five dollar strike. The stock is one hundred dollars and the call premium is five dollars twenty cents per share. Intrinsic value is five dollars. The remaining twenty cents is extrinsic value. Suppose an upcoming cash dividend...
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A quote midpoint is a calculation, not a promised fill. In a hypothetical stock quote, the bid is fifty dollars and the ask is fifty dollars twenty cents. Their midpoint is fifty dollars ten cents. For one hundred shares, that midpoint reference is five thousand ten dollars. Buying those shares at the stated ask instead would cost five thousand ...
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Cash received today is not always revenue earned today. Imagine a hypothetical business collects twelve hundred dollars before a twelve month service begins. Assume one stand ready service obligation is satisfied evenly over those months, with no other contract features. Initially, cash rises twelve hundred dollars and the contract liability ris...
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A twenty period exponential average does not forget a price exactly twenty bars later. This historical Broadcom IEX replay shows completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. For the conventional twenty period EMA, the new close receives a weight of two divided by twenty one. That is approximately nine point five two percent...
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Force Index starts with a change in closing price, not the entire stock price. This historical Bank of America IEX replay uses completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. The prior close is fifty two point six five five. The next close is fifty two point seven zero five. The change is five cents. Multiply zero point zero f...
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The stochastic signal line does not describe only the latest candle. This historical UnitedHealth IEX replay uses completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. We explicitly use unsmoothed fourteen bar percent K, then a three reading simple average for percent D. The three latest K readings are approximately 24.44, 61.21, an...
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On balance volume does not multiply volume by the size of a price change. This historical Salesforce IEX replay uses completed five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. The prior close is two twenty two point five nine. The next close is two twenty three point eight six. The close rose by one dollar twenty seven cents. Recorded vo...
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