A comprehensive overview of financial markets, their definition, and significance in the global economy.
Use of a computer programme to track market information and execute trades
A tradable security whose value is derived from the price of an underlying asset, including commodities, securities, or currencies.
A market organization where futures contracts for commodities, shares, or currencies are traded, committing parties to buy or sell at a predetermined future date and price.
Understand the concept of margin, its applications in trading, and its significance in economic transactions.
Exploring the fundamentals and implications of margin requirements in financial transactions.
The risk faced by traders due to price changes in financial markets, for holders of both long and short positions.
The oldest and largest US stock exchange, part of NYSE Euronext since 2007
The system of trading in commodities, securities, or currencies by traders meeting together and calling out the trades they are offering.
A detailed exploration of what constitutes an 'Open Position' in trading and its implications.
An exploration of the bid and offer prices quoted when stock or commodity markets open at the beginning of a working day.
Understanding the various types of positions in financial markets, including long, open, and short positions
Definition and meaning of quotation in the context of stock market trading.
A market for immediate delivery of goods, securities, and currencies.
