Overbought-Oversold Indicator: An indicator that attempts to define when prices have moved too far and too fast in either direction and thus are vulnerable to reaction.

 

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Overbought-Oversold Indicator: An indicator that attempts to define when prices have moved too far and too fast in either direction and thus are vulnerable to reaction.

Pindicator: A display board that shows the bowler which pins remain standing after the first ball.

Plan Position Indicator (PPI): The face or screen of a cathode-ray tube on which radar images appear in correct relation to each other, so that the scope face presents a chart like representation of the area about the ant . . . View Full Definition

Plan Position Indicator: Also known as a PPI Scope, it is a radar indicator scope displaying range and azimuth of targets in polar coordinates.

Organochromic Indicators: Colored organic compounds that change color when they chelate different metals. Organochromic indicators are used to determine the endpoint in complexometric titrations. Examples of organoch . . . View Full Definition

Monetary Indicators: Economic indicators of the effects of monetary policy, such as the condition of the credit market.

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator: A psychological test used to assess an individual’s personality type.

Radar Indicator: A unit of a radar set which provides a visual indication of radar echoes received, using a cathode-ray tube for such indication. Besides the cathode-ray tube, the radar indicator is comprise . . . View Full Definition

Range Height Indicator (RHI): A range height indicator (rhi) is a radar display that represents the height of the target on the vertical axis, and uses the horizontal axis of the rhi to represent the target range.

Turn and Bank Indicator: Primary air-driven gyro instrument, a combined turn indicator and lateral inclinometer to show forces on an aircraft in banking turns. Also referred to as 'needle & ball' indicator, the need . . . View Full Definition