Intraday trading - is trading when the transaction for the buy and sale of a foreign currency or other asset is within one trading day. At the same time, traders do not leave positions open for the next day.

Indices - virtual portfolios, which reflect the market conditions or economic sector. Indices are the arithmetic mean of several stocks of different companies. For example, the SP500 - tracks the cost of 500 US shares of leading companies in the country. The value of the index demonstrates the dynamics of all the shares that it includes.

Indicator (technical indicator) is a mathematically calculated parameter that converts the price and volume of a financial asset, together or separately. This tool is displayed on the chart and can predict future price changes. Forex indicator gives the player the chance to make the right trading decisions concerning market entry or exit, as well as a better understanding on the choice of position, to further generate income in the market. To date, there are many forex indicators.

Internet trading - trade in currency and other trading tools on the Internet.

Investments - investing funds to generate profits in the buy of company shares, in assets of enterprises or foreign exchange portfolios.

A long position or Long - buying the base currency for quoted currency or other trading instruments in anticipation of rising prices.

Leverage - the amount of money that is provided by a broker, bank or organization to ensure the output transactions in the trading platforms for trading.
For the client to be able to trade in the forex market, it must be placed on the brokerage account of a certain amount of money.
Trading in the market, being a party to the market at the expense of the loan in the principal (the broker). Thus, the total number of funds in the transaction exceeds the funds invested by the trader.
Classic level of leverage of 100 to 1. With leverage, the client gets a chance to trade a much larger volume, open positions in larger amounts and at the same time, without putting their capital at serious risk.

Liquidity is the multiple versatile requests for the buy and sale of an asset. This market concept reflects the level of ease of sale or buys of an asset in the market. The higher the level of liquidity, the easier it is to buy or sell a tool and, therefore, to earn. High liquidity is high market activity and a significant volume of transactions. At this time, the trader can buy or sell financial instruments at market price without the complexity.

Lot - a unit of measurement of the volume of a currency pair or other assets, that is, the standard size of the position on the trading instrument. In the currency market, 1 lot equals 100,000 units of the base currency, the commodities market is measured in barrels, ounces, bushels and tons.

Lock or lock- hedging, ie opening on one instrument two positions with different directions but with the same dimensions (volume). Thus, freeze the current profit or loss.

Low price - the lowest price for a certain period. In quotations, the minimum price of the day is indicated.

Margin - financial support margin requirements necessary to maintain open positions. Calculated for each trading instrument, given the leverage. This is money that is needed to be on the trader's account to maintain open trades.

Margin trading - trading with leverage, which increases the number of transactions that significantly exceed the size of the trader's deposit.

Margin call - a signal that the margin level has fallen below a fixed value, for example, 20% of the required margin. In other words, it is a warning from the broker that the client needs to deposit to the account to further it could have guaranteed to maintain open positions or open new positions.

Market maker - a major broker or bank, which acts as the counterparty for all transactions. He makes a profit on the spread difference between the bid and ask. He manages the market position by opening orders following the orders of the clients.

Market Order - An order to buy or sell an asset at the current market price. It is implemented when the trader submits an order to buy or sell.

Low price - the lowest price for a certain period. In quotations, the minimum price of the day is indicated.

Oscillator - technical indicator, which shows the trend and its extreme zones (trend levels) help to determine overbought and oversold conditions of an asset on the stock exchange.

An option is a financial instrument that provides the opportunity (right) to buy or sell the instrument at a fixed price and on a fixed date in the future. The option, which gives the right to buy is called a call, to sell the put.

Overnight - transfer to the next working day of the open position.

The order for closing is an order to the broker to close the position. It is necessary to fix profits and prevent losses. The order can automatically close open positions, at a time when the price of an asset reaches a certain price. This order is aimed at takу profit and prevent financial losses, which can be a threat to an equity trader.

Order to open - an order to the broker to open a position. Pending order automatically opens a position when the price reaches a specified price level.

Penny Stock - the share price is less than $ 5 per share. Speculation is such a high-risk stock, as stocks do not have a solid reputation in the market.

Pulse - a measure, which increases the volume of purchases or sale of the asset and the dynamics of its price. When there is a powerful impulse, then most likely it will continue to move in the same direction.

A pending order is an order to buy or sell a trading instrument, at a time when certain conditions are met in the market and certain price levels are reached. Pending orders are of two types: limit and stop orders.

A Point, Pips - the minimum change in the price of a trading instrument. For example, in the EURUSD currency pair, the pips will be the fourth digit after the comma 0.00010

Price channel - two lines on the chart, located in parallel, and between which the price moves. The price channel is determined by a straight line that connects 3, or more, of the minimum and another line that connects 3, or more, the maximum. The lower one acts as a support, the upper line forms a resistance.

Quote - the information in the table on the current price of the asset expressed the Ask price and the Bid.

Quotes feed - quotes for each trading instrument coming to the trading platform of the liquidity provider.

Range - the difference between the maximum and minimum prices in the selected period.

Reversal - a complete change in trend direction. If the trend was up, then the turn will be the beginning of a downward trend. If the trend is downward, then turn indicates the beginning of an uptrend.

A Re-quote is a proposal to a trader when opening a deal, another price. They arise when the broker uses pre-processing of transactions before opening and is unable to confirm the trade on a particular buy or sale price. Bowl found in volatile markets, during the release of important economic news. As a rule, requotes offer a worse price than a trader would like and is associated with an increase in the Ask price and a decrease in the Bid.

Resistance is the price level at which sales are possible with the probability of spreading the uptrend. Similarly, support levels, successfully broken level of resistance turns into support: it is formed if investors are confident that prices will not rise.

Short position - the sale of a trading instrument or base currency for quoted, in anticipation of a price reduction.

Swap - the difference in interest rates on loans of two currencies. Credited or deducted from your account when transferring an open trading position to the next day. The fee for the transfer of the trader's position on the next day.

Stop out - forced the automatic closing of open positions of the trader in case of exceeding the limits of the maintenance margin requirements and the lack of funds to maintain open positions. The positions will be closed at the current market price.

Spot trade - buying and selling a trading instrument with delivery in one banking day.

Support - the price level, which, as a rule, there is a buy with a possible reversal of the downtrend. If the support level breaks, it becomes resistance. This level occurs if traders are confident that prices will not go down.

Swing Trading - trading method, designed for short-term operations. With it, you can earn income on short-term trends, which last for several days.

Scalping - a rather extreme trading strategy focused on short-term price changes. The rapid opening of a large number of trading operations, during the session, allows traders to make a profit. You can trade in manual mode or use automatic trading systems.

Spread - the difference between the bid and ask.

Stop Loss is a pending order to close a deal at a specified price. This type of order is used to limit losses.

Stochastic - a momentum indicator, which is actively used in technical analysis to track the overbought and oversold market. Calculated based on the closing price ratio to a range of highs and lows for a fixed number of periods.

The share is one of the types of securities that are traded on the market. The share gives the right of ownership to own a share of the enterprise and also gives the right to receive income and parts of assets. The most popular types of shares are common and preferred.