General Terms
Open Position: The concept of open positions and trading in the forex market, showing that the investor is a concept that carries a risk. Any risk is carried by an instrument.
Close Position: The concept of close positions and trading in the forex market, ending the carring risk.
Buy Price: The price of the instrument can be purchased.
Sell Price: The price of the instrument can be sold.
Spread: Forex is a currency exchange office in the same companies that are the basic principles of operation. How to profit from the difference between sales prices of purchase and exchange offices in the same way if they can profit forex trading companies. However, this ratio is referred to as forex trading system is very tight spreads.
Take Profit Level: open a position in favor of a pre-determined price, in the case automatically is the process of realizing profits.
Stop Loss on the market: take place against an order previously entered for a price. Refers to the desired maximum damage. This unrealized loss is deemed price level and more real estate position.
Short Position: Sales position. The player with the price fall of this position will profit.
Long Position: Bought position. The player with the price increase of this position will profit.
Margin: Margin is the concept of a minimum capital amount required for the transaction. Usually associated with the concept of leverage.
Pip: The smallest interval may change in the price of a financial asset, the small step in price.
Limit Order: orders entered to sell a level higher than the market price or to buy a level lower than the market price.
Stop Order: It is a type order to buy above of the market or to sell below the market price.
Spot Price: The market prices of the current live. When trading is trading on the Forex market.
Buy Price: Forex trader can buy the instrument chosen by the price.
Sale Price: Forex trader can sell the instrument chosen by the price.
Commission: Agents required by the per transaction fee.
Currency Risk: Investment in the currency's appreciation against the possibility that the investor.
Technical Terms
Arbitrage: The price of a financial instrument is composed of two different markets with different pricing. Investors tend to sell to a place at the same time picked up a risk-free.
Supply: A state of being willing to sell a financial instrument.
Bear Market: Sales are strong and the market price is rapidly losing value.
Bull Market: Purchase of the market is strong and prices appreciated rapidly.
Broker: the market, bringing together buyer and seller, and the persons or institutions that are called brokerage revenues.
Budget Deficit: A country's balance of public expenditure when there are more than revenues. The budget deficit is a negative situation for that country's economy.
Turnover: the total value of transactions conducted per unit of time.
Cross-Currency: All currencies are translated to each other based on the values that are taken against the dollar. Calculated without the value of the currencies converted to dollars in this case dollars.
Hedge: Hedging foreign exchange risk of moving in the opposite direction in order to avoid processing is done.
Support Level: Price reductions difficult or has stopped, a few times in the past been experienced price level.
Devaluation: A state of the country's currency depreciates.
Resistance Level: difficult or has stopped the rise of price, past experience has been a few times the level of price.
Inflation: the total supply exceeds total demand in an economy situation. This to occur naturally in the general price level of goods and services increases.
LIBOR (London Interbank Overnight Rate): The world's largest 16 banks announced at 11 am each morning, and other financial institutions in the world adopted the reference interest rates.
Liquidity: Liquidity can be defined as the rate of conversion to a cash market or instrument.
Margin Call Completion (Margin Call): As a result of damage caused by the movement of the market, the amount of the minimum margin needed to move the position of owned state undershot.
Over the Counter Market (OTC Markets): An organization, refers to an unlisted markets.
Market maker: the Forex market is not always possible to be equal to the supply-side demand. Intermediary institutions, matching the market transmit operations. Some institutions rather than to implement it, they will send the orders issued to the market at prices they deem appropriate. Companies with this kind is called a market maker.
