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Level loadA mutual fund that charges a permanent sales charge, usually at some fixed percentage. See: Front-end loads and back-end loads.Level load Similar MatchesSupport levelSupport levelThe price level at which technical analysts note persistent buying of a share or commodity.If the share price of XYZ company is plotted on a chart, and the chart shows that over the period the price always seems to bounce back whenever it falls to, say, 320p, technical analysts would see that price as a 'support level'.The significance of the support level is that if the share price does break below it, that indicates a change of sentiment in the market towards the share, and may indicate the arrival of a new trading range. If the technical analyst is right in making this observation, he can buy or sell accordingly and make a profit. Level coupon bondLevel coupon bondBond with a stream of coupon payments that remain the same throughout the life of the bond. Resistance levelResistance levelA price level above which it is supposedly difficult for a security or market to rise. Price ceiling at which technical analysts note persistent selling of a commodity or security. Antithesis of support level. Resistance levelResistance levelA price level identified by technical analysts at which persistent selling of a share or commodity takes place.If the share price history of XYZ company is plotted on a chart, and the chart shows that the share never seems able to rise above £4.20 or fall below £3.60, then the resistance level is £4.20 and the support level is £3.60.The significance of this is that if the share price does break through those barriers, that may indicate a change of market sentiment towards the share, and may indicate the arrival of a new trading range. If the technical analyst is right in making this observation, he can buy or sell accordingly and make a profit. Level term insuranceLevel term insuranceSee 'life assurance'. Further SuggestionsPrice levelLevel term assurance reporting level Level playing field upper earnings level Equilibrium level Level Support level Level 2 Level debt service Level pay Level term insurance Confidence level |
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