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Harami bar A "wait-and-see" two-day candlestick combination. It

consists of two consecutive ranges having opposite directions, but it

does not matter which one is first. The second day's range results

fall within the previous day's body.

Head-and-shoulders A bearish reversal pattern that consists of a series of

three consecutive rallies, such that the first and third rallies (the

shoulders) have about the same height and the middle one (the

head) is the highest. The rallies are based on the same support line,

known as the neckline. When the neckline is broken, the price target

is approximately equal in amplitude to the distance between the top

of the head and the neckline.

Hedging A method used to minimize or eliminate the risk of

exchange rate fluctuations.

High-low band A band created by two winding parallel lines above

and below a short-term moving average that borders most price

fluctuations. The moving average is based on the high and low

prices. The resulting two moving averages define the edges of the

band. A close above the upper band suggests a buying signal and a

close below the lower band gives a selling signal.

Hoshi (star) A "wait-and see" two-day candlestick combination. It

consists of a tiny body that appears the following day outside the

original body. It is not important whether the star reaches the

previous day's shadows. The direction of the two consecutive ranges

is also irrelevant.

Households survey Consists of the unemployment rate, the overall

labor force, and the number of people employed.

Harami bar A "wait-and-see" two-day candlestick combination. It

consists of two consecutive ranges having opposite directions, but it

does not matter which one is first. The second day's range results

fall within the previous day's body.

Head-and-shoulders A bearish reversal pattern that consists of a series of

three consecutive rallies, such that the first and third rallies (the

shoulders) have about the same height and the middle one (the

head) is the highest. The rallies are based on the same support line,

known as the neckline. When the neckline is broken, the price target

is approximately equal in amplitude to the distance between the top

of the head and the neckline.

Hedging A method used to minimize or eliminate the risk of

exchange rate fluctuations.

High-low band A band created by two winding parallel lines above

and below a short-term moving average that borders most price

fluctuations. The moving average is based on the high and low

prices. The resulting two moving averages define the edges of the

band. A close above the upper band suggests a buying signal and a

close below the lower band gives a selling signal.

Hoshi (star) A "wait-and see" two-day candlestick combination. It

consists of a tiny body that appears the following day outside the

original body. It is not important whether the star reaches the

previous day's shadows. The direction of the two consecutive ranges

is also irrelevant.

Households survey Consists of the unemployment rate, the overall

labor force, and the number of people employed.