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precede

[pri-seed] / prɪˈsid /


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A rate check is typically a signal that authorities are concerned about how a particular currency is trading, and can precede a direct intervention.

From The Wall Street Journal

Round number theory came into play with a bearish engulfing candle at $20 on June 23, which preceded a 71% decline until a doji on Dec. 16 signaled the potential turnaround.

From Barron's

Round number theory came into play with a bearish engulfing candle at $20 on June 23, which preceded a 71% decline until a doji on Dec. 16 signaled the potential turnaround.

From Barron's

However, Halliburton looks to have partially defied the drag from lower oil prices with stronger international revenue, despite a 7% fall in its North America sales from the preceding quarter.

From Barron's

They also point to data showing institutional allocation to stocks — $16 trillion — beat a high seen in 2007 “and has only been higher in the three quarters preceding the dot-com top.”

From MarketWatch