Spot Foreign Exchange – often referred as an interbank trading market and means trade only between the two sides that are large banking or financial institutions. The spot market trading is carried out with the use of margin, taking into account high liquidity comparatively to the futures. That causes high popularity of this trading market with traders and professional financial institutions and professional trading organizations.
Stop – stop order or the order to buy only in case if the market is growing towards a set price or the order to sell only in case if the market is decreasing towards a fixed price.
Technical Analysis – currency rates change forecasting tool, that is not based on fundamental factors with aim to make appropriate trading decisions.
Tick – tick or point: the smallest increment of price for futures or difference agreement. This notion is usually called pip when applied to currency market. For, example, Down Jones Industrials rate change from 8845 to 8846 equals 1 pip, while S&P 500’s one tick is change from 902,50 to 902,51.
