Tick Test

Tick test is a term used in finance for a method formerly employed to determine when the circumstances were right for the execution of a short sale in the stock market, now considered obsolete. Such a test was first carried out in the aftermath of the great stock market crash in 1929, since the market was not so closely regulated as it is regulated now.

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Time Horizon, Topping out, Total Expense Ratio, Trade Sanction, Trading Account