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For beginners.
[Trade definitions]
#Arbitrage (Arbing) - The act of buying coins in one exchange and selling it to another. It is usually done to exploit a price difference between the exchange.
#B.e.a.r Market - A prolonged down trend of a traded commodity. This is the opposite of a bull market.
#Bull Market - A prolonged upward trend of a traded commodity. This is the opposite of a b.e.a.r market.
#Correction - A correction is a reverse movement, usually negatively, at least 10% on a stock, bond, commodity or index to fix for an overvaluation. Corrections in general are temporarily temporarily declining in the price of an uptrend in the market or an asset.
# Depletion - Most exchanges use a compulsory liquidation policy if your collateral does not cover your current loss in margins trading. This means your debt / margin is closed and the collateral is used to pay the loss.
#Long Position (Long) - Make a purchase with the expectation that the item will rise in price so that it can be sold for a profit. This is what most investors do.
#Margin Short (Shorting) - This is the act of selling something you borrowed with the hope that it will be restored later at lower prices.
#Margin Trading - Trading money that you borrowed through a change. A deposit of capital must be placed in order to receive such debt.
#Market Order - Placing either a buy or an order to sell in the market without consideration for the price. The market will buy or sell $ x.xx / yy eth, for the best price currently available.
#Technical Analysis (TA) - financial analysis that uses market data patterns to identify trends and make predictions.
#Stop Buy - An order which is triggered by the action of a commodity traded above a price set by the trade party.
# Volume of Trade - This is the amount of trade made in a currency.It is an important measure as it can show you interest rates that are compared to other coins. It also shows that the trade is done with money.
#Stop Loss - An order which is triggered by the law of a traded commodity falling below a price set by the trading party.
#Volatility - This refers to how often the currency price changes. The opposite of stability is stable.
#Whales - Entrepreneurs with very large amounts of money being traded. They can sell and buy quantities big enough to manipulate market prices in the short term.
Kung hindi maintindihan paki-google translate nalang mga papsi . Hehehe !!!
♡THANK YOU♡
[Trade definitions]
#Arbitrage (Arbing) - The act of buying coins in one exchange and selling it to another. It is usually done to exploit a price difference between the exchange.
#B.e.a.r Market - A prolonged down trend of a traded commodity. This is the opposite of a bull market.
#Bull Market - A prolonged upward trend of a traded commodity. This is the opposite of a b.e.a.r market.
#Correction - A correction is a reverse movement, usually negatively, at least 10% on a stock, bond, commodity or index to fix for an overvaluation. Corrections in general are temporarily temporarily declining in the price of an uptrend in the market or an asset.
# Depletion - Most exchanges use a compulsory liquidation policy if your collateral does not cover your current loss in margins trading. This means your debt / margin is closed and the collateral is used to pay the loss.
#Long Position (Long) - Make a purchase with the expectation that the item will rise in price so that it can be sold for a profit. This is what most investors do.
#Margin Short (Shorting) - This is the act of selling something you borrowed with the hope that it will be restored later at lower prices.
#Margin Trading - Trading money that you borrowed through a change. A deposit of capital must be placed in order to receive such debt.
#Market Order - Placing either a buy or an order to sell in the market without consideration for the price. The market will buy or sell $ x.xx / yy eth, for the best price currently available.
#Technical Analysis (TA) - financial analysis that uses market data patterns to identify trends and make predictions.
#Stop Buy - An order which is triggered by the action of a commodity traded above a price set by the trade party.
# Volume of Trade - This is the amount of trade made in a currency.It is an important measure as it can show you interest rates that are compared to other coins. It also shows that the trade is done with money.
#Stop Loss - An order which is triggered by the law of a traded commodity falling below a price set by the trading party.
#Volatility - This refers to how often the currency price changes. The opposite of stability is stable.
#Whales - Entrepreneurs with very large amounts of money being traded. They can sell and buy quantities big enough to manipulate market prices in the short term.
Kung hindi maintindihan paki-google translate nalang mga papsi . Hehehe !!!
♡THANK YOU♡
