For Daisy Chain we have terms and definitions in 6 topics. The topics are Climbing, Computer Technology, Finance, Gasoline, Investing and Technology.

Daisy Chain (Climbing)

A type of sling with multiple sewn, or tied, loops. In many situations this can be more versatile than a normal sling.

Daisy Chain (Computer Technology)

In computer terminology, this refers to connecting one device (usually SCSI) to another device, instead of directly to a computer. In fact, you can daisy chain several SCSI devices to each other, and only one of them needs to be connected to a computer with a SCSI interface for them to be controlled by it.

Daisy Chain (Finance)

Manipulation of the market by traders to create the illusion of active volume to attract investors.

Daisy Chain (Gasoline)

The process by which a cargo of oil or oil products is sold many times before being delivered to the customer.

Daisy Chain (Investing)

Brokerage lingo used to describe a pattern of fictitious trading by a group of persons buying and selling to create the appearance of active volume to entice legitimate investors. The unsuspicious investor drawn into the daisy chain bails out the market manipulators--that is, when these traders drive the price up, they sell their holdings and leave innocent investors without buyers.

Daisy Chain (Technology)

A set of devices connected in series. In order to eliminate conflicting requests to use the channel (bus) to which all the devices are connected, each device is given a different priority, or, as in the Apple Desktop Bus, each device monitors the channel and transmits only when the line is clear.

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