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Trading Terms

Margin Trading

This practice involves borrowing funds from a broker to make trades.

Margin Trading is a common practice in the world of finance, where traders can leverage their investments by borrowing funds from a broker. This allows them to buy shares worth more than the available funds in their trading account. Essentially, it is a form of borrowing that allows traders to make larger trades and potentially earn higher returns. However, it also involves a level of risk, as any losses incurred must still be paid back to the broker. Therefore, it is important for traders to understand the concept of margin and its implications before engaging in margin trading.

Dependence

In the world of finance, we often encounter the concept of an indirect relationship between two variables. This refers to the scenario where the first variable may not have ...

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Margin/spread

Understanding the intricacies of foreign exchange quotations and deposits can be daunting. Particularly, the discrepancies between buying and selling rates or the difference...

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Artificial Intelligence

Neural networks, a branch of computer science, strive to replicate the functions of the human brain through programming. These networks are designed to learn and adapt, simi...

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Bearer Stocks

One may own two types of stocks - registered and bearer. Registered stocks require the issuing authority to register the owner and track ownership transfers, while bearer st...

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