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FedEx formerly known as Federal Express is a quasi-cyclical company that is somewhat dependent on the state of the economy and the cyclical nature of the economy as you can see by the operating earnings here the company has had Cycles even through the Great Recession the companys earnings did drop a couple of years in a row theyve had a drop in earnings during covid and theyve recently had a drop in earnings which I do want to talk about in this video but if you look long term at the weekly closing stock prices you can see that stock prices generally go where the companys operating results have gone and through all the cyclicality the company that has grown in almost double-digit rates and their dividend record has been Stellar except for a couple of years in the middle here where they froze the dividend temporarily and Ill talk about that in the video [Music] a carnival co-founder fast graphs the fundamentals analyzer software tool aka Mr evaluation and Im going to produce an up

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Is faint fluorescence in a diamond bad?

So, is diamond fluorescence good or bad? Well, that depends. The more expensive diamonds (large and high color, think D-E-F) are far more valuable when they exhibit no fluorescence. But for most other diamonds, especially diamonds with Faint fluorescence, this phenomenon rarely impacts the diamonds visual nature.

What does faint fluorescence in a diamond mean?

High Fluorescence Means Hazy Diamonds Medium Blue diamonds rarely appear hazy. Slight/Faint Blue diamonds never appear hazy.

Does fluorescence affect diamond value?

Fluorescence may not be one of the 4Cs, but it is still one of the more important characteristics to be considered in a diamond. The presence of fluorescence, or the lack of it, can impact the overall beauty, and therefore the value, of a diamond.

What fluorescence is good for diamonds?

Some trade professionals think blue fluorescence enhances a diamonds appearance, especially in diamonds with I to M color grades. Bluish fluorescence can make a faint yellowish diamond appear more colorless in UV light, which is part of natural daylight.

What diamond fluorescence is best?

Diamond Fluorescence and Near Colorless Diamonds For nearly colorless diamonds in the G-H range, we recommend faint fluorescence at most. Faint fluorescence can have the benefit of bumping your diamond up one color grade, making your near-colorless diamond appear colorless.

What is fluorescence faint vs none?

Diamonds with Faint fluorescence should also typically command a lower price than those with None fluorescence in the higher color grades (D I), but may command the same price or even a premium to None fluorescence in certain diamonds in the near colorless or faintly colored range.

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