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Ask, ask - request for sale
Acceleration - acceleration of price movement
Average - add to an already open position
Ax - a market maker
Bull - Buyer
Boom - a sharp increase in trading volume, usually accompanied by an increase in prices
Blue Chips - The Most Liquid Stocks
Bullish - bet on growth
Burn - lose
Basins - purchase orders located significantly below the current price. They are cans, bathtubs and other "containers". They put them in the calculation rather for luck, sometimes there are jerks of the schedule and such applications are "poured"
Blue chips, pigeons - shares of the largest companies with stable income and regularly paid dividends
Bear - seller
Buy in the pit - buy at a minimum
Buy through the night - buy paper shortly before the close of the session
Boar - a trader overexposing profitable positions, as a result of which he leaves the market at zero and even often receives a loss
Bucks - US Dollar
Big loot - a big merchant or big money
Bid - application for purchase
To bid - to buy, submit purchase applications
Beavers - bonds of the Bank of Russia
Collapse - fall sharply
Chip - stock, security
Cosmonauts - Buying Traders
Cover - close positions, fix, synonymous with clos and fix
Cash - free money on the investor's trading account
Catch pips - make a large number of transactions in order to get a small profit
Corner - combining several major players to manipulate the market for profit
Chart - Price Chart
Climbers - Rising Players
Chainsaw - especially strong intraday price fluctuations
Crazy paper - aggressively growing second or third tier paper
Download - invest all the money in some paper
Drodown - drawdown
Drizzling bid / offer - an application for purchase / sale, which the indecisive trader sometimes exposes, then removes
Drain, strait, bay - a sharp drop in prices
Drain - lose all the money
Dangle - strong unpredictable price fluctuations
Dilute - add to the losing position, average the losing position
Entrance ticket - the minimum amount with which you can open a trading account
Exit / go minus - lose a certain amount of money for a certain period of time
Explode - get a very big loss or go broke after a long and successful trade
Enter the market - open a position.
Flat - price movement in the lateral range
Figure - one hundred points
Fly in - lose big
Fly Away - Big Price Change
Fend off, fend off - win back previously lost money
Forest - volume histogram on graphs
Feed, plankton - beginner traders who, most often, suffer losses, that is, figuratively speaking, go to feed experienced traders
Fleas - one-, two- and five-minute candles on an intraday chart.
Get off - sell some paper
Go to Everest - grow strongly, reach highs
Get into a purchase - open a long position
Get in a pose - open a position
Go on sale - open a short position
Go to zero - complete the operation with a zero result
Get money - close all positions
Go to cache - close position
Get support - drop to support level
Game from purchase - opening by the trader of only long positions, if there is a certain situation in the market, for example, in an uptrend
Game from sale - opening by a trader of only short positions, if there is a certain situation on the market, for example, on a downtrend
Gap - the gap between the closing price of one candle and the opening price of another candle
Hang out - price fluctuations within a certain range
High - maximum price
Hot Market - Liquid Market
Head - figure "head and shoulders"
Hare - a type of sheep during the day makes a large number of transactions, usually called scalping sheep
Hold a purchase - stand in a long position
Hold sale - stand in a short position
Indigene - short-term speculator
Insert, stick - buy by market
Invest - long-term purchase by an investor of securities
Industrial - Dow Jones Index
Insider - important information available to a limited circle of persons and capable of significantly affect the price
Intraday - intraday trading
Jump in - buy paper
Klimatic - mass sales or asset purchases. On the chart, it looks like a large corpulent candle with virtually no shadows.
Knocking - break the stop loss
Lemming is a novice trader who constantly repeats the same mistakes and does not want to learn; emotional trader
Lie on your side - move into a horizontal trend
Longs - Long Positions
Lot - the minimum amount of a traded instrument (stocks, currencies, etc.) that can be bought or sold
Low - minimum price
Leave Market - Close Position
Move - price movement from one level to another
Marry paper - hold paper even though
Majors are the main currency pairs, they include six currencies in relation to the US dollar: EUR / USD, GBP / USD, USD / JPY, USD / CHF, AUD / USD and USD / CAD
Maniac - Money Management Specialist
Margin - the amount of funds required to open a position
MM is a market maker; money management
MTS - mechanical trading system
Moving - Moving Average
Mustang paper is a difficultly traded stock; it is impossible to “tame” it
Mouflons - small speculators – losers
Mower - massive purchase
Nails - Long Candles
Overnight - leave open the position on the next trading day
Operate on - manipulate the market, give competent forecasts for the market
Overplay - fatigue from the trading process, when the trader ceases to objectively evaluate the market
Overstocking - buying in large sizes before starting a strong movement
Pig - trader, who trying to catch huge profits, as a result of which it uses very large leverage, often does not fix profits on time, hoping to get even more, in most cases such trading leads to big losses
Pour on the exchange - the term "poured" means the satisfaction of limit orders. A trader puts out applications to enter the market at a certain price, when they are satisfied, they say that the trader was "poured"
Pop out, pop out of papers - sell
Puppeteer, Puppet - a mythical major player who can manipulate market prices
Run ahead of the locomotive - try to catch a market reversal
Rare Earth Issuers - Low Liquid Stocks
Removal - a sharp increase in prices
Rollback, Bounce, Rollback, Fly away - a small, short-term price decline after rising or rising prices after falling;
Resist, resistance - resistance level
Ride - play lower or higher
Scissors - the growth of one paper and the fall of another
Shoot - go up sharply
Sluggish, empty Level - the presence in the Level of a relatively small number of applications
Shorty - a position open against the trend, in order to catch a rollback
Spread - the difference between the best buy price and the best sell price
Statement - transaction history
Stop-loss - stop order
Stop - close a position by stop order
Sitting on the fence, being square - being out of the market
Strong paper - paper that grows strongly or falls inside the day
SPYDER - S&P agency, as well as the American stock market index S&P
Scalp - a short-term transaction, with the aim of taking a few points of profit, as a rule, last from a few seconds to several minutes
Scalper - a trader who makes a large number of transactions during one trading session
Scalp - make a large number of transactions during one trading session
Support - Support Level
Stoke - aggressively sell any paper
Surfer - scalper
Side, flat - no trend, price movement in the range
Swamp - flat
Squeeze money out of the market - try to make money on small price fluctuations
Sheep - a cowardly trader who constantly listens to other people's opinions, very often changes his position, as a result loses
Spit out position - close in stop
Shipment - the process of selling a large volume of securities
Sell in the pit - sell at the lowest prices
Stagnate - slight price fluctuations around a level after a strong movement
Storm in a Level - strong intraday price movement
Suitcase - Investment Portfolio
Spike - a sharp spurt in prices followed by a rollback
Short - a short game, short sales, sale without coverage
Short squeeze - closing short positions in a growing market at any market price, thereby causing an even stronger price increase
Target - price movement target
To shop - to buy
Take - a profit-taking application
Tiger is an experienced trader who rarely trades and markets (acts from ambush)
Take the train - open a position
Take - buy
Take on ask or take on offers - buy at offer prices
Take aggressively - buy large volumes at demand prices, regardless of price
Take on any - buy at the price that sellers offer
To be in the market - to have open positions
Turn around - operate with a large amount of money
Tumble - to make a large number of transactions
Take advantage - earn a certain amount of money for a certain period of time
Trade - deal
To enter on the stock exchange - a stop loss triggered, the position was closed at a loss, and you lost
To get infected from the crowd - to succumb to the herd feeling, to start acting together with the crowd
To endure - to lose completely
Top up - add to a profitable position
Take off - strong sudden price movement
Upper bar - the upper limit of price changes during the trading session
Uncle - market maker
Variation - Variation Margin.
Volatility is a measure of price fluctuations over a certain period of time.
Wolf - a successful, confident trader, always has his own opinion about the market
Weak paper - paper weakly growing or falling inside the day
Wrinkle your brain - puzzle over where the market will go
Zebra - a sequence of several long white and black candles