Trading

5. A graphical representation of price movements in a specified timeframe.
7. The final price of a security in a specific trading session.
10. The potential gain in an investment or trade.
12. A forex pair representing the Euro and the British pound.
13. An order that becomes a market order once a certain price level is reached.
14. An order placed to close a position when a certain loss threshold is reached.
16. The ability to control a large position with a relatively small amount of money.
17. Subject to rapid and unpredictable price movements.
20. The beginning price of a security in a specific trading session.
21. A forex pair between the US and Japan.
23. An order to purchase a security at or below a specific price.
24. A benchmark index for the top 30 blue-chip stocks in the U.S.

1. A series of numbers often used in technical analysis to predict potential support and resistance levels.
2. The difference between the bid and ask price of a security or currency pair.
3. The potential for loss in an investment or trade.
4. An individual or firm that facilitates trading for investors.
6. A type of market order that increases in value as the chart goes down.
8. A forex pair representing the British pound and the US dollar.
9. An order placed to close a position when a certain profit threshold is reached.
11. The official currency of the United States.
15. The official currency of Japan.
18. The completion of a buy or sell order.
19. A unit of currency for the United Kingdom.
22. A forex pair representing the Euro and the US dollar.