Forex – brief of Foreign Exchange. The term is applied to currency trading or currencies.
Fundamental Analysis – the strategic assessment and currency rates forecasting method, based on the analysis of any other criteria but the currency rates change. The main criteria are usually economic situation in a country issuing the currency, a loan-monetary policy and other fundamental aspects.
Leverage – loan arm: the value marked by a divisible number, that exceeds the margin necessary for trade. For example, if the traded sum (may be considered as the lot size or the contract cost) constitutes 100 000$, and the margin required 2000$, than the trader may execute the deal with a loan arm equal to 50$ (100 000$/2000$)
Limit – limit order for purchase for a fixed price during the downwards direction of the market to a specific price or order for a sell for a fixed price while the market is moving upwards to the maximal fixed price.
Liquidity – function of volume and activity of the market. It reflects profitability and effectiveness of expenses while trading positions and executing orders. The higher is the liquidity, the smaller is the spread and the higher is the frequency of price changes.
