The DL Indicator

A predictable way to get better prices in the direction he talks about in the next few weeks for stock markets, options etc. Do your own due diligence.

"If you had followed the DL Indicator you would be up $10,000 and not down $15,000. There is always tomorrow."

by Slanginfoguy August 12, 2024

tone indicators

symbols that are put at the begining or the end of a sentence to clarify the intention of the message. some examples are: /j (joking), /srs (being serious), s/ (sarcasm)

why do you use tone indicators? /gen (genuine question)
tone indicators help, for example, neurodivergent people. the use of tone indicators makes it easier for them to interpret the tone of a text and avoid miscommunication

by iari96 October 8, 2020

Indicateur

Lame person/thing.

1. You're such an "indicateur".(lame person)

2. I can't believe I give in to chocolate... that is sooo "indicateur" (lame)

by Schâlköne December 20, 2008

mindicators

a sick cunt band that likes to pop some mad grooves

hey have you heard that cool band mindicators?

yeah they're cool i guess, but do u wanna play toin coss?

by min that June 24, 2009

proof by indication

Falsely drawing a conclusion based on someone's speculation or conjecture.

Archaeologists found clay objects that resemble model airplanes. This is proof by indication that ancient civilizations either had advanced technology or that they were visited by aliens.

by HistoryChannel July 16, 2013

change lanes without indicating

Whilst having penetrative vaginal intercourse with a woman, usually with her on all fours in the "doggy" position, a man might suddenly transfer his penis from to her anus, without warning the woman of this sudden change. The woman's reaction is usually like that of other motorists when a driver swerves into another lan on the road without indicating: she honks loudly and attempts to stop.

"I was going away busily at this woman who was a bit loose, so I decided to take my chance, and changed lanes without indicating. You could have heard her yell in Sacramento, but boy, was she tighter there."

by Anonymous October 8, 2003

indicative

serving as a sign or indication of something.

having recurrent dreams is not necessarily indicative of any psychological problem

by AHMED071 April 24, 2014