Understand trading language clearly.

The price at which a trader can buy an instrument.

The price at which a trader can sell an instrument.

The difference between the bid price and ask price.

A small unit of price movement in forex trading, commonly used to measure changes in currency pairs.

A standardized trade size used to measure position volume.

A mechanism that allows traders to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital.

The amount of funds required to open or maintain a leveraged position.

Account balance plus or minus floating profit or loss from open positions.

Available funds that can be used to open new positions or absorb losses.

A percentage showing the relationship between equity and used margin.

An order designed to close a position when price reaches a predefined loss level.

An order designed to close a position when price reaches a predefined profit level.

An order executed at the best available market price.

A pending order to buy or sell at a specified price or better.

The degree of price movement or fluctuation in a market.

The ability to buy or sell an instrument without significantly affecting its price.

An overnight financing adjustment applied when a position is held beyond the trading day.

The difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual executed price.

A decline from a trading account’s peak value to a lower value.

A contract for difference that allows traders to speculate on price movement without owning the underlying asset.