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Both theoretical and practical capacity measure capacity in terms of demand for the output.
Charting
The practice of using graphs and charts to analyze historical data and patterns to forecast the future movement of securities.
Portfolio Management
Portfolio Management involves the strategic allocation and rebalancing of an investor's assets to achieve specified financial goals, considering risk tolerance and market conditions.
Passive Investment Strategy
An investment strategy involving minimal buying and selling actions, often relying on long-term holding of investments.
Market Anomalies
Patterns or occurrences in financial markets that deviate from the efficient market hypothesis, suggesting that securities markets are not always predictable or efficient.
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