Across
- 2. The quotation of two different currencies, where one is quoted against the other
- 5. A type of order where a trader sets a buying price above the current market price or a selling price above the current market price
- 6. Is a measure of the speed and magnitude of price movements in a financial asset, index, or market over a given time period
- 7. A strategy in which an investor borrows money in a currency with low-interest rates and uses that money to invest in a currency with higher interest rates
- 8. The type of execution that happens when the order is placed and filled immediately at the market price
- 9. The type of execution that occurs only when the market price reaches a price specified by the trader
- 11. Refers to a trade that is still active and has not yet been closed out
- 14. A currency pair’s second listed currency
- 15. The use of borrowed capital to increase your trade size
- 16. A type of order a trader sets at a specific price point at which they want to exit a trade to limit their losses
- 21. The lowest price a seller is willing to accept
- 23. It involves analysing, identifying, assessing and controlling the trade, developing strategies to minimize/avoid losses
- 24. Also known as Depreciation
- 27. It encompasses the assortment of financial securities held by traders in their trading account. It may include major, minor, and exotic currency pairs.
- 29. A visual representation used on charts to identify price fluctuations
- 32. Refers to the increase in the value of an asset over time
- 34. A visual representation to identify patterns and gauge the near-term direction of prices
- 35. A significant price level that an asset has historically struggled to surpass
- 36. An order placed with instructions to a broker to close a limit order position when the price rises and reaches a point above the purchasing price
Down
- 1. Refers to the process of selling off all assets of a company or individual in order to pay off outstanding debts or obligations
- 2. Refers to the amount of a particular currency that a trader holds
- 3. Refers to the difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual price at which the trade is executed.
- 4. A currency pair’s first listed currency
- 10. The fall of the value of a currency in the exchange rate when measured against another currency in the floating market.
- 12. Refers to the placing and filling of orders. Occurs when the order has been fulfilled, not when the order is placed
- 13. A currency pair’s smallest unit of price movement
- 16. The difference between the bid and ask prices of a security or asset
- 17. Refers to a standardized measure of the amount of a financial instrument that can be traded
- 18. The amount of money a trader must deposit with their broker in order to open a position in the market
- 19. The latest price agreed upon which the asset can be traded for
- 20. The term used to indicate a negative sentiment towards the market, typically associated with a decline in growth
- 22. The maximum price that a buyer is currently willing to pay for a security or asset
- 25. Determines the value of one’s currency when converted into another
- 26. A trade order in which the trader specifies a certain price for buying or selling a security to their brokerage rather than accepting the current market price.
- 28. The term used to describe a positive outlook when the market appears favourable and is experiencing an upward trend
- 30. A trade that has been completed
- 31. A trade order where the execution of the order is done at the best available price, regardless of the limit price specified in the order.
- 33. An order which has yet to be fulfilled