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The buy price of a financial product — the price level at which an investor can purchase it.

The sell price of a financial product — the price level at which an investor can sell it.

A market condition in which prices are generally trending upward.

A market condition in which prices are generally trending downward.

Contract for Difference — a financial product that lets you profit from price movement without physically owning the underlying asset.

A trading product that lets you profit from the price movements of digital assets without physically owning them.

The percentage or amount by which an account declines from its highest value to its lowest value.

A trading strategy in which positions are opened and closed within the same day, avoiding overnight carrying costs.

A tool showing the dates and times of developments — such as interest rate decisions, inflation data, and employment reports — that can affect the markets.

The process by which an order is carried out in the market; speed and price quality affect execution quality.

The global currency market where the world's currencies are bought and sold, open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

A strategy of opening an offsetting position to balance the risk of an existing position.

A financial product tracking the average performance of a selected group of shares on an exchange, tradable as a CFD.

A trading mechanism that allows an investor to open a position larger than the collateral they hold.

The ease with which an asset can be bought or sold quickly without a loss in value.

A buy-side position opened in expectation that the price will rise.

The standard unit of measurement for trade size in the forex market (standard/mini/micro lot).

A technical indicator that tracks the relationship between two moving averages to signal trend changes.

The amount of collateral required in an account to open and maintain a leveraged position.

The ratio of account equity to margin used, tracked to monitor the risk of open positions.

A warning notice sent to an account holder when the margin level falls below a set threshold.

A trade size of 1,000 units, suited to smaller accounts.

A trade size of 10,000 units.

A high-impact monthly economic report on the state of the U.S. labor market.

An instruction submitted to a trading platform to open or close a position.

The smallest standard unit of price movement for a currency pair.

Purchasing Managers' Index — a leading indicator measuring economic activity in the manufacturing and services sectors.

An open buy or sell trade held by an investor in the market.

A zone where price tends to meet selling pressure during a rally.

A zone where price tends to meet buying pressure during a decline, often slowing the downward move.

The execution of an order at a price different from the one requested, caused by high market volatility or low liquidity.

A sell-side position opened in expectation that the price will fall.

The difference between the buy price (Ask) and the sell price (Bid); one of the core components of trading cost.

A trade size of 100,000 units.

An order that automatically closes a position once the market price reaches a level set by the investor.

The overnight carrying cost or credit that may be applied to an account when a position is carried over to the next day.

An order type that automatically closes an open position once the price reaches the investor's target level.

A mathematical tool calculated from historical price and volume data to help evaluate likely price movements.

The general direction — up, down, or sideways — that a price sustains over time.

The total amount of trading activity that occurs over a given period.

The degree of price fluctuation over a given period.