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    Glossary

    EDUCATION

    If you are entering the Forex market for the first time, you will probably encounter a lot of terminology. As in every sector, this market has its own language. To help you learn the Forex language that you can easily master, we've compiled some of the most used terms.

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    • 01

      Arbitration

      It refers to buying ...

      It refers to buying a security and simultaneously selling it at a higher price in another market to earn a risk-free profit.

    • 02

      Bull Market

      It denotes a strengthening market and rising prices...

      It denotes a strengthening market and rising prices. For example, a bullish market for the EUR/USD means that the euro will strengthen against the dollar.

    • 03

      Bulls

      Traders who wait for prices to rise and hold long positions.

      Traders who wait for prices to rise and hold long positions.

    • 04

      Bear Market

      Indicates a declining market...

      Indicates a declining market. For example, a bearish market for AUD/USD means that the Australian dollar will weaken against the US dollar.

    • 05

      Bears

      They are traders who hold short positions because they wait for prices to drop.

      They are traders who hold short positions because they wait for prices to drop.

    • 06

      Economic Indicators

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      It is a government-published statistic that shows current economic growth and stability. Common indicators include; employment rates, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation and retail sales.

    • 07

      FOMC

      An acronym for the Federal Open Market Committee of the US Federal Reserve.

      An acronym for the Federal Open Market Committee of the US Federal Reserve.

    • 08

      Leverage

      It is the system that allows traders ...

      It is the system that allows traders to trade with notional values much higher than the capital they hold.

    • 09

      Marj

      While the amount used when opening a position is called the ...

      While the amount used when opening a position is called the initial margin (initial margin), we can understand how many positions we can open by looking at our money, which appears in the free margin (free margin).