Swing Trading
Swing traders usually maintain a position for 3-10 days, taking advantage of any positive swings in the market. They flow with the market, taking little trades here and there.Traders can quickly react to the market by quick changes and the day traders have the strategy of the swing trading to holding a position for the […]
Wallet
Wallets are created automatically when you open a trading account and can be used to make deposits, withdrawals and internal transfers to and from your trading accounts in different currencies, or to invest.Wallet account is created automatically and can be used to make D&W, internal transfers to and from your trading accounts in different currencies.
Risk Sentiment
Risk sentiment is a term used to describe how financial market participants (traders and investors) are behaving and feeling.This means understanding risk and the collective markets’ attitude to risk, which how much risk you are prepared to take with your money and assets in a particular timeframe.When you have a position open in the market, […]
Risk Aversion
The Risk Aversion is refer in which the traders unload the trading positions in teh Higher yielding assets. It will normally happens in the times of the uncertainty and the High Volatility. In the forex market, currencies that have relatively higher interest rates are regarded as higher-yielding currencies.These currencies are regarded to be safer because […]
Wedge
A Wedge is the chart pattern that converging to the trendlines on the price chart shown in the trading platform. The pattern consits of the two trend lines that moves to the same direction to the narrower until the one trend lines is to get broken. Wedge pattern has converging trend lines that come together […]
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Relative Strength Index is the technical indicators that measures the strength and weakness of the currency pair that comparing the movements to the given time period. The RSI is considered a momentum indicator which means that it’s used to determine the speed and strength of price movement and whether the underlying momentum is strengthening or […]
Weighted Moving Average (WMA)
A Weighted Moving Average (WMA) is a type of moving average that puts more weight on recent data and less on past data.A moving average is a technical indicator that shows you how the price has moved, on average, over a certain period of time.The Weighted Moving Average puts the greater price that is importance […]
Recession
The newspaper definition of a recession is when the GDP rate declines by 2 or more consecutive quarters. The problem with this definition is that it makes it more difficult to say whether the economy is in a recession or not. This definition does not take into account other macroeconomic factors like unemployment.
Working Order
The Working order is general term in in which you place either the stop order or the limit order to open. The stop and the limit order is working together that is called the pending orders. Working orders are one of several varieties of orders, including market orders that will execute at the best available […]
Ripple
The Ripple is refer to the cryptocurrency and the named as the open-source payment platform where the cryptocurrency can be transferred. The vision for the platform is to enable real-time global payments anywhere around the world.XRP is a digital asset built for payments. It is the native digital asset on the XRP Ledge an open-source, […]
Xenocurrency
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Xenocurrency is a currency that trades in foreign markets, like the U.S. dollar in Mexico or Euros trade in the US, making the Euro a xenocurrency.Xenocurrency refers to that specific kind of currency that is traded in markets that are outside of the domestic borders where it is intended.A currency that trades in markets outside […]
Reserve Currency
A reserve currency is a currency that central banks hold as part of their foreign exchange reserves.This currency is often used for international transactions.The U.S. dollar emerged as the global reserve currency after the Second World War.They’re often also defined as a “hard currency” or “safe-haven currency“, as these have a more stable value than […]
Rollover
Rollover is the procedure of moving the open positions to from one trading day to another. In the present scenario most of the broker and the trading platforms rollover by closing the any open position at the end of the day while is simultaneously opening an identical position for the business day.During this rollover, a […]
Yield Chasing
Yield chasing is refer to the situation in which the central bank is surpressing the interest rates at the low or the negative levels. The current monetary policy of the central bank is usually running a zero interest rate policy (“ZIRP“) or a negative interest rate policy (“NIRP“).Even the yield chasers at the back of […]
Risk Management
Risk management in forex trading is the process of recognising the risks associated with a trade and taking actions to reduce your exposure.In summary, to practice solid forex risk management, traders should: Work out their attitude to risk, thinking about risk/reward ratio, position size, and percentage of account balance for each trade. Place stop losses […]
Yield Curve Control (YCC)
YCC is the Yield Curve Control is also called the interest rate pegs in which the yields bond are set by thye central banks. This is also consider as the type of the uncoventional monetary policy. In this Central Banks targets is an interest rate at the specific maturity.A central bank is trying to send […]
Reversal
The Reversal is defined as the term in which you turnaround in the price movement of an asset. In a bullish market, a reversal is the falling of price from an absolute high established by an uptrend.The Bearish market reversal is consits of the rising price action that from the absolute low that proceeding to […]
Quantitative Easing (QE)
The Quanmtitative easing is the unconventional to the monetary policy that is used by the Central Banks that stimulate the economy to the monetary policy has stopped working. QE aims to raise the price of government bonds while simultaneously driving down their yields. This is a method used to push banks to invest in riskier […]