Trader’s glossary AskAsk is the offer price or the lowest price at which a user is willing to sell a product. BidBid is the maximum price at which a buyer is willing to buy an asset. Fundamental analysisFundamental analysis means methods of forecasting based on the financial and production indicators of the company. Investment portfolioInvestment portfolio is a set of various securities (sector of economies, duration, liquidity) that minimize risks. LeverageLeverage is a loan that a trader receives from a broker to trade larger volumes with a small deposit. RallyA rally is a significant jump in value after a long decline. Resistance level A resistance level is a price that is likely to lead to resistance but, if broken, will result in a significant price move. RolloverTrade rollover is a procedure for transferring an open position to the next business day. SpotSpot means settlement conditions where payment for a transaction is made quickly (generally within two days). SpreadSpread is the difference between the best prices to buy and sell a particular asset at the same time. Technical analysisTechnical analysis is a set of instruments that can be used to predict the probability of price changes. TrendTrend is the current direction of the market (up, down or sideways). Underlying assetThe underlying asset is a product whose value is the basis for settlement when executing a futures contract. VolatilityVolatility is a sharp change in quotes of a trading instrument.
