Downtick
Definition of a Downtick
A downtick is when a asset's price is lower than the previous transaction price. So, if a stock traded at $100, and then the next trade posts at $99,90, then the stock has had a downtick.
Investing Course
Online Trading
1. What is Online Stock Trading?
2. Direct Access Brokers
3. Online Trading Commissions
4. Buy Limit Order
5. Short Selling
6. Margin Trading
7. Trailing Stops
Investing Strategies
8. Buy and Hold Strategy
9. Defensive Investing Strategy
10. Bottom Up Investing
11. Top Down Investing
12. Dollar Cost Averaging
13. Trading in a Volatile Market
14. Contrarian Investment Strategy
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