Trader's dictionary
The Trader’s Dictionary contains explanations of many of the financial terms that successful traders use on a daily basis. This Glossary covers over 200 terms related to the world of finance and trading. Knowing the terms and understanding their meanings will help you learn about trading.
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There are currently 22 names in this directory beginning with the letter M.
MACD
MACD (Moving Average Convegence/Divergence - Convergence and divergence of moving averages) is a technical oscillator that shows the distance between two moving averages.
Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics is an economic model that includes all sorts of factors - from supply and demand for currencies, to countries' GDP, government debt or import/export volumes. John Maynard Keynes is considered to be the founder of the modern macroeconomic model.
Margin call
Margin call - literally “call of a broker with a request to the client to replenish the margin”; a trading situation in which a trader does not have enough funds on his balance sheet to maintain open positions.
Market conditions
Market conditions are the situation in the market at a particular moment in time. The market situation includes the following quantities: the ratio of supply and demand for selected assets; market quotes of assets; asset trading volumes; other.
Market Depth
Market Depth - the volume of the market for the selected asset at a specific price at a specific point in time. The depth of the market reflects the current state of supply and demand and shows how large a transaction can change the price.
Market depth
Market depth - rarely used in financial markets and mostly acts as a synonym for the term "market depth".
Market inefficiency
Market inefficiency is a certain characteristic of the market on which there is an opportunity to make money. As a rule, markets are efficient, in this regard, the search for market inefficiencies is the main task of any trader.
Market-maker
A market-maker is a large market participant who is obliged to provide liquidity and receives commissions for his services. Market makers, as a rule, are large world banks.
Mechanical trading
Mechanical trading is trading using strict technical rules. Most often, such systems use indicators and computer algorithms.
Mirror level
Mirror level - a support level, after breaking through which it becomes a resistance level, or vice versa.
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