Fulcrum Point
A point of inflection (POI) on a graph where the pattern of the financial instrument's payout changes direction. Investopedia Says:
For example if the S&P 500 has been trending downwards for a number of months, the fulcrum point is the point at which the S&P starts trending upwards. Alternatively a fulcrum point can occur at the top of a security's price. Related Terms:
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