#financial_market_terms
third part
1⃣2⃣ Scalper Scalper
Scalper (scalper literally means pecking at trades) are very short-term traders who use time frames of one to five minutes to analyze the market and make their trades throughout the day. And when the market closes, it will be removed from them.
2⃣2⃣ Order command
Order is a customer’s order to buy or sell.
3⃣2⃣ Platform trading platform
In today’s international markets where the Internet is used, the trading platform is not a physical place where buyers and sellers gather to make a transaction, but it is a place on the Internet that provides all the necessary information and facilities for buying and selling. Option traders place.
4⃣2⃣ Settlement Price
Settlement Price is the last traded price of a commercial product during the past day
5⃣2⃣ Swing trader Swing trader
Swing traders are called traders whose trades remain open from one day to several days, or in simpler terms, they are called short-term traders.
6⃣2⃣ Following the Trailing Stop loss limit
Trailing Stop Loss is a technical tool that is used to continue the profitable trend in the market. A variable level that increases the price in the upward trend of the market and decreases it in the downward trend.
7⃣2⃣ Correction
Correction is the movement of the price in the opposite direction of the current trend in order to rest and gain strength to continue its movement. For example, if there is an upward trend, a price drop to take a breather and then continue the upward trend again.
8⃣2⃣ Margin Margin
When you open a new deal, the broker blocks a part of your initial capital as a guarantee (guarantee amount) according to the volume and type of the goods you are dealing with.
9⃣2⃣ Slippage
In trading terms, slippage is the difference between the price you order and the price at which your order is matched and executed.
Slippage is very important and can change your current positions, loss limits, and profit limits and execute them at other prices.
Slippage causes the current price to slip and execute and match your position at the first price that is available and there is demand for it.
Tip 1: Slippage has a bad effect on your loss limit and a good effect on your profit limit.
Tip 2: Slippage is different from ricotta.
Liquidity
Liquidity refers to the level of liquidity and buoyancy of a market. The more liquid a market is, the easier it is to liquidate your stocks, goods, or currency and turn them into money, because in such markets, supply and demand are high, which means there are less queues for buying and selling.
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