Dictionary currency market
Major currencies (Major Currencies): are the most traded currencies in the market where currencies of returning the largest economies in the world (the U.S. dollar, euro, Japanese yen, pound sterling, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, New Zealand dollar, Australian dollar).
Currency secondary (Minor Currencies): all other currencies (except the majors).
The base currency (Base Currency): The first currency in a currency pair.
Currency Profit (Quote Currency): the second currency in the currency pair.
Point (Pip): The smallest unit in the exchange rate, and the fourth box after the decimal point in all currency pairs except the Yen pairs Hik be the second check after the decimal point.
Currency secondary (Minor Currencies): all other currencies (except the majors).
The base currency (Base Currency): The first currency in a currency pair.
Currency Profit (Quote Currency): the second currency in the currency pair.
Point (Pip): The smallest unit in the exchange rate, and the fourth box after the decimal point in all currency pairs except the Yen pairs Hik be the second check after the decimal point.
Price (Bid): it is the price at which you will be able to sell the base currency him.
Purchase price (Ask): is the price at which you will be able to buy the base currency him.
Spread (Spread): the difference between the sale price and the purchase.
Pricing formula (Quote Format): It is a standard format for the currency pricing as follows: the base currency / coin profit (sale price / purchase price).
Currency Cross (Cross Currencies): Currency pairs that do not contain the U.S. dollar.
Currency Direct (Direct Currencies): currency pairs, where the U.S. dollar currency profit.
Purchase price (Ask): is the price at which you will be able to buy the base currency him.
Spread (Spread): the difference between the sale price and the purchase.
Pricing formula (Quote Format): It is a standard format for the currency pricing as follows: the base currency / coin profit (sale price / purchase price).
Currency Cross (Cross Currencies): Currency pairs that do not contain the U.S. dollar.
Currency Direct (Direct Currencies): currency pairs, where the U.S. dollar currency profit.
Currency indirect (Indirect Currencies): currency pairs where the U.S. dollar is the base currency.
Margin (Margin): percentage of the client's contribution to the value of the movement to be able to open a particular center.
Leverage (Leverage): the possibility of doing a huge investment of small personal contribution, leverage can be calculated as the ratio between the margin and the value of the movement.
Margin Call (Margin Call): the company warned client and Mtalith the deposit more money to meet the minimum margin requirements.
FX - Forex Exchange: means the foreign exchange market or the foreign exchange market.
Exchange rate (Exchange Rate): price of a particular currency for another currency.
Margin (Margin): percentage of the client's contribution to the value of the movement to be able to open a particular center.
Leverage (Leverage): the possibility of doing a huge investment of small personal contribution, leverage can be calculated as the ratio between the margin and the value of the movement.
Margin Call (Margin Call): the company warned client and Mtalith the deposit more money to meet the minimum margin requirements.
FX - Forex Exchange: means the foreign exchange market or the foreign exchange market.
Exchange rate (Exchange Rate): price of a particular currency for another currency.
Third Market (Over the Counter - OTC): called this term on the process of selling or buying tools financial without having to be present physically in one of the premises or halls exchanges trading world, where it is this process by using a means of communication or the Internet directly between the investor and the company.
Short Center (Short Position): called on the sale of a particular currency pair is expecting a lower price pair.
Long Center (Long Position): called to buy a certain currency pair is expecting a high price for the pair.
Chart with columns (Bar Chart): This represents the drawing activity for a particular currency price during a specified period of time, where the client will see the opening and closing prices as well as the highest and lowest prices recorded during that period in time.
Short Center (Short Position): called on the sale of a particular currency pair is expecting a lower price pair.
Long Center (Long Position): called to buy a certain currency pair is expecting a high price for the pair.
Chart with columns (Bar Chart): This represents the drawing activity for a particular currency price during a specified period of time, where the client will see the opening and closing prices as well as the highest and lowest prices recorded during that period in time.
Chart with candles (Candlesticks Chart): Graph special prices where the client shows the opening and closing prices as well as the highest and lowest prices recorded for each day during a specific period of time.
Linear graph (Line Chart): zigzag arose as a result of the connection between several points (precedent prices) line.
Commission (Commission): the amount of money deducted by the company in exchange for doing certain movements.
Fundamental Analysis (Fundamental Analysis): assessment of the market through the study of economic and financial factors, or any other factors that may affect the market movements.
Technical Analysis / Technical (Technical Analysis): analysis Statistics generated by the activities of the market to evaluate the performance of the market and thus predict the direction of future movements.
Linear graph (Line Chart): zigzag arose as a result of the connection between several points (precedent prices) line.
Commission (Commission): the amount of money deducted by the company in exchange for doing certain movements.
Fundamental Analysis (Fundamental Analysis): assessment of the market through the study of economic and financial factors, or any other factors that may affect the market movements.
Technical Analysis / Technical (Technical Analysis): analysis Statistics generated by the activities of the market to evaluate the performance of the market and thus predict the direction of future movements.
Pending order (Pending Order): This type of command to request a particular eliminates preparation to open a specific center on a specific price in the market.
Stop orders (Stop Orders): types of pending orders are used when availability of the customer's desire to buy a pair of currencies at a higher price than the current market price or sell a currency pair at a lower price than the current market price.
Limit orders (Limit Orders): types of pending orders is used when the availability of the customer's desire to buy a pair of currencies at a lower price than the current market price or sell a currency pair at a higher price than the current market price.
Stop-loss order (Stop Loss Order): is established by the client to minimize potential losses if the market starts to move in the opposite direction of its centers.
Stop orders (Stop Orders): types of pending orders are used when availability of the customer's desire to buy a pair of currencies at a higher price than the current market price or sell a currency pair at a lower price than the current market price.
Limit orders (Limit Orders): types of pending orders is used when the availability of the customer's desire to buy a pair of currencies at a lower price than the current market price or sell a currency pair at a higher price than the current market price.
Stop-loss order (Stop Loss Order): is established by the client to minimize potential losses if the market starts to move in the opposite direction of its centers.
Is a profit (Take Profit Order): is to close the account is open when the market reaches a certain level for a profit.
GTC: acronym for the first letters of the ((Good 'til canceled and means in Arabic (effective until canceled) where it remains valid unless it is implemented in the market until canceled by the customer.
GFD: acronym for the first letters of the ((Good for the day and in Arabic means (active to the end of the day), where it remains valid unless it is implemented in the market to the end of the day.
GTC: acronym for the first letters of the ((Good 'til canceled and means in Arabic (effective until canceled) where it remains valid unless it is implemented in the market until canceled by the customer.
GFD: acronym for the first letters of the ((Good for the day and in Arabic means (active to the end of the day), where it remains valid unless it is implemented in the market to the end of the day.
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