calendar effect
calendar effect noun: any market anomaly, particularly of stock markets, which appears to be related to calendar cycles (e.g. the January effect).
Noun
calendar effect (plural calendar effects)
- Any market anomaly, particularly of stock markets, which appears to be related to calendar cycles (e.g. the January effect).
- Synonyms:
- calendar anomaly
Synonyms of calendar effect
Forms of calendar effect
| plural | calendar effects |
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Questions about calendar effect
- What does calendar effect mean?
- Calendar effect means any market anomaly, particularly of stock markets, which appears to be related to calendar cycles (e.g. the January effect).
- What part of speech is calendar effect?
- Calendar effect is a noun.
- What is the plural of calendar effect?
- The plural of calendar effect is calendar effects.
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