The current balance or the amount that exists in the trading account without counting the open positions with their profits and losses.
An acquisition is when a company buys most of or all the shares of another company to gain control over it. It is allowed to buy more than 50% of the shares of that company, and the buyer has the right to make decisions. Acquisitions may occur with the approval or disagreement of the target company.
A person who receives commissions by referring potential clients to a financial brokerage company, provided they open real accounts with this company and start trading.
Trading after the closing of the American stock exchanges, that is, after 4:00 Eastern American Time, where trading can continue for 4 hours after that.
Someone typically working for a financial institution and publishes trading or investing recommendations and forecasts for financial instruments.
The tendency to rely too heavily on the first piece of information encountered when making decisions.
A trading strategy where a trader buys an asset through a specific brokerage firm at a specific price and then sells it at the same time through another brokerage firm at a different price, or vice versa. Some traders follow this strategy in order to take advantage of price differences without exposing themselves to the risk of loss.
The price at which an asset is quoted for sale, also known as the offer price.
An item that has a commercial or exchange value.
An asset class is a group of financial instruments that have similar financial characteristics and are subject to the same legislation and laws, such as stocks, bonds and commodities.
The tendency to rely on readily available information rather than implementing a thorough analysis.
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