Word
ATL
/ˌeɪtiːˈɛl/
Definition
n. Stands for All-Time Low — the lowest price an asset has ever traded at. Traders watch for a new ATL as a sign of extreme weakness or a possible bottom.
n. Abbreviation for All-Time Low: the lowest price a financial asset, index, or token has reached over its entire history. Contrast ATH (all-time high).
Examples
“The token recovered after hitting its ATL.”
“After months of decline, the coin set a new ATL before slowly climbing back.”
“Buying at the exact ATL is largely luck; disciplined investors accumulate across a range rather than trying to time the precise bottom.”
Examples
simple
“The token recovered after hitting its ATL.”
contextual
“After months of decline, the coin set a new ATL before slowly climbing back.”
complex
“Buying at the exact ATL is largely luck; disciplined investors accumulate across a range rather than trying to time the precise bottom.”
Etymology
Initialism of all-time low, borrowed from trading and market analysis.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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