Double Bottoms Sample Clauses

The "Double Bottoms" clause defines the recognition and treatment of a specific chart pattern in financial or trading agreements. This clause typically outlines how a double bottom pattern—where a security's price hits a low, rebounds, drops to a similar low, and then rises again—is identified and what actions or triggers it may set off within the context of the agreement. For example, it may specify that certain trading strategies or risk management protocols are activated when a double bottom is confirmed. The core function of this clause is to provide clear criteria and procedures for responding to this technical pattern, thereby reducing ambiguity and ensuring consistent handling of such market events.
Double Bottoms. Drivers of double bottoms (truck and full trailer, or semi and full trailers) shall receive two (2¢) cents per mile above the rates speci- fied in this Agreement. Drivers pulling long double trailer, forty
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Double Bottoms. Drivers dispatched for double-bottom operation shall receive dou- ble- bottom rate to final destination even though a box, boxes, or kite are picked up or dropped en route. However, double-bottom rate shall apply only to mileage from Compound nearest origin point to Compound nearest destination point. Effective 11/3/13 59.4642 Effective 7/1/14 60.6535 Effective 7/1/15 61.8666 Effective 7/1/16 63.1039 Effective 7/1/17 64.6815 The mileage rate for road drivers operating double bottoms shall be an additional 1 cent per mile of the established mileage rates as indicated above.‌‌‌
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Double Bottoms. Drivers dispatched for double-bottom operation shall receive dou- ble-bottom rate to final destination even though a box, boxes, or kite are picked up or dropped enroute. However, double-bottom rate shall apply only to mileage from Compound nearest origin point to Compound nearest destination point.
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