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They help catch turning points by showing when markets are overbought (too high and ready to fall) or oversold (too low and ready to rise).

But one category is often overlooked: sources of energy, even though the plots and turning points of major movies have hinged on just that.

The stream left behind it a crescent deep pool at each of its turning points.

The Battle Of Stalingrad, the bloodiest battle in human history, was one of the major turning points of World War II.

The Battle of Poltava was one of the major turning points of modern history and we are still living with its consequences.

One of the turning points for me was when Mum came into my room one morning to wake me up and said the room smelled of rot.

In a market, a pivot point , it's associated support and resistance levels , are often turning points for the direction of price movement.

One of Bergman's turning points during his years of film and theater production occurred during a hospital stay.

He discusses: the gamble he took in the second half, the two turning points in the game and coming back from this defeat.

But that was one of the turning points in my life.

They appear , however , to become increasingly independent of that activity at turning points .

One of the turning points in Haier's history came early on when he ordered the destruction of some defective fridges.

Living in either hemisphere, the solstice turning points are a time for inner reflection and positive growth.

When he watched the rats enter REM sleep, he saw that the same neuron patterns fired that had fired at choice turning points in the maze.

First you had to twist your way through a thousand turning points and die a little each time.

In the meantime, many private-sector economists are making their own calculations to get a better sense of major turning points.

As turning points go, the next four crunch games in 11 days are crucial to redressing the balance of a season that has dumfounded Anfield.

Since the data is available earlier than conventional surveys of confidence, it is useful for spotting economic turning-points.

Anyone relying on such estimates should be warned that analysts are normally over-optimistic and terrible at spotting turning-points.

Full of turning points, the ballet builds to a climax whereby an excess of passion leads the male dancer to kill his lover.

Most of the turning points in economic history are instances of it.

As a general rule, turning points in the economy are signalled by three consecutive months of LEI changes in the same direction.

Small caps often lead the broader market at turning points. China and small caps could be the proverbial canaries in the coalmine.

But such systems are vulnerable to turning-points in the markets, in which prices suddenly stop rising and start to fall (or vice versa).

As a rule of thumb, turning points in the economy are signaled by three consecutive monthly LEI changes in the same direction.

He notes that stock markets, home sales and consumer confidence are all showing the gradual improvement typical of turning-points.

Crimean war is one of the turning points of diplomacy of Austria in 19th century.

The Humanities program combines the teaching of English and social studies and focuses on historical turning points.

These two turning points had massive and far-reaching effects, and both occurred at major historical conjunctures.

NORMAL - When the markets behave normally then the swings are well defined and the turning points are very accurate .

The bureau uses a variety of indicators to determine turning points and it will occasionally change its mind or defer a ruling.

He adds that investors risk repeating a frequent mistake: underestimating growth at turning points.

With the indigenous calendars, native people have kept track of important turning points in history.

Then comes the admission that "in general they have displayed a limited ability to anticipate business cycle turning points" .

What was your essay about? - Turning points.

The picture looks a bit brighter in quarter-on-quarter comparisons, which are better for pin-pointing economic turning points.

Right now it appears that there is a higher potential for big collective events to occur that operate as turning points.

Economic models are never good at predicting turning points in cycles, but in these conditions they are completely useless.

Applications seem particularly sensitive to "turning points" in the cycle.

Family lawyers say the cases may be few in number but do constitute turning points.

Example One: My life is one long curve, full of turning points.

I don't know anybody involved who thought he could predict these turning points.

These engagements proved decisive turning points.

But at past economic turning points, the correlation between stocks and commodities were lower than they are today.

It's important to note the story's turning points and the magnitude of the plot's conflict, and how well conflicts are resolved.

The index seeks to identify turning points in the cycle about six months in advance.

More turning points in life train people's body and mind.

And job interviews are turning points in life.

That same inertia causes them to lag at turning points.

You will also learn to look ahead and foresee dramatic turning points in your life that await you in the future.

What is more, data are always volatile around turning points.

When did the turning points occur in this story?

The real turning points in life may be less common.

But what matters is whether they can identify significant turning points and systemic failures in good time.

These kinds of collective turning points are obvious only in hindsight. But consider the following.

The life is one long cure , full of turning points.

That the two great turning-points of my lifes were when my father sent me to Oxford, andwehn society sent me to prision.

We can all look back and see those turning points in our lives.

It is only the LAST link in a very long chain of turning-points commissioned to produce the cardinal result;

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To meet demand for power, the dam actually pumps water back upstream and reuses it. (See pictures of India's turning points. )

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