what is the "butterfly"?
Category: glossary by C. Sanders from Clearwater, United States
Traders use the butterfly strategy when they feel a particular stock will remain neutral during a certain period. By entering into a butterfly trade, the trader is essentially betting that the underlying stock price will remain close to where it is curren
Which site has got long time experience of working the industry, in your opinion?
Category: general by W. Byers from United States
We think the best place for your purpose is "FX Universal". FX Universal a FX Universal, LLC 1979 Marcus Avenue Suite 210 Lake Success, New York 11042 United States located retail forex facilitator, was established on 2007. FX Universal is regulated by. FX Universal was selected for "Forexcenter's most Innovative Jackpot ".
Is there any forex trading site with huge leverage that you can recommend me of
Category: money by Darion F. From Oklahoma City, United States
Definitely "GCI". In "GCI" the leverage is up to 400:01:00!! So if you're feeling lucky, this place can be a fast way to gain big bucks. The minimum deposit is $500 no commissions are demanded by this one.
Are you familiar with a forex platform that has no commission charges that you can refer me to
Category: money by E. Richard from Schaan, Liechtenstein
Definitely "etoro.com". No commissions are taken by this one, the service is great, the minimum deposit starts from $50, and also the platform graphics are truly innovative.
Are you familiar with a forex site that's famous for its not that big minimum deposit
Category: money by O. Moore from United States
We believe "EToro USA" is the one to consider if you need a supreme forex site with the lowest min deposit - the minimum deposit is also really small - only $50, the customer service is perfect, no commissions are taken by this one, plus the platform graphics are pretty modern.
please define "gMD"
Category: glossary by M. J. From United Kingdom
a "gMD " is In currencies, this is the abbreviation for the Gambian Dalasi. The currency market, also known as the Foreign Exchange market, is the largest financial market in the world, with a daily average volume of over US $1 trillion.
please define "term out"
Category: glossary by Aubrie F. From Aachen, Germany
the "term out " is The transfer of debt within a company's balance sheet without acquiring new debt. This is done through the capitalization of short-term to long-term debt. By changing the characteristic of debt on the balance sheet, companies can improve their working capital situation as well as take advantage of lower interest rates, based upon the projection that they will rise in the future.
do you know what the "trigger warrant" is?
Category: glossary by Lilia C. From Netherlands
"trigger warrant " is A form of warrant which triggers an one-off payout in the event of an underlying asset reaching a specified level.
do you know what "entity-purchase agreement" is?
Category: glossary by S. R. From El Cajon, United States
A type of business succession plan that is used by companies that have more than one owner. The plan involves having the company take out an insurance policy on the lives of owners in the amount equal to each owner's interest. In the event of death, the amount collected by the company from the insurance, which is equal to the deceased owners stake, is used to pay the deceased's estate for its share of the business. The advantage of this type of succession plan is that the owners know their respective stakes in the company will be paid out to their estates, and that the company will continue to be run by the other partners. Having this type of succession plan, (which is paid for by the company) allows the owners to avoid any out-of-pocket expenses while also looking after their families in the event of death.
please tell me what "depth" is
Category: glossary by Lesley L. From Fullerton, United States
a "depth " is The ability of a security to absorb buy and sell orders without the stock price dramatically moving in either direction. Securities with good depth will be relatively liquid, and large orders will not affect price significantly. On the other hand, securities with poor depth are more likely to have their price affected by large orders to buy and sell. To gauge the depth of a market, investors can search for the different prices and sizes (bid and ask sizes) of orders accumulating below and above the market bid and ask prices.