A-Book
Industry term for client risk hedged externally; it is not an authorisation category.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Looking up
Terms, English names and typical confusion – with direct links and occupied depressions.
Industry term for client risk hedged externally; it is not an authorisation category.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #The contractual role of a service provider acting for a client; the contract and specific mandate determine its scope.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Ask price; offer
The price at which the quoted side sells; in the standard quote model, Ask is the relevant side for a client buying.
Context: A bid chart alone does not show the Ask history.
Read in context → · #Industry term for client risk retained internally; it does not by itself establish misconduct.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Inverted curve
The reverse of contango in the specified price comparison.
Context: Specify the maturities compared and the spot or futures reference.
Read in context → · #Basic risk
The risk that the holding and hedging instrument move differently.
Context: A calculated full hedge does not guarantee complete protection of value.
Read in context → · #Market sensitivity
An estimated response of a position or portfolio to a chosen market benchmark.
Context: An estimate, rather than a fixed future relationship.
Read in context → · #Bid price
The price at which the quoted side buys; in the standard quote model, Bid is the relevant side for a client selling.
Context: Do not equate it with Last or a mid-price.
Read in context → · #Contract for difference
A contract on the economic price difference, governed by the provider’s terms.
Context: An exchange reference does not automatically make the client contract exchange-traded.
Read in context → · #Misuse of an existing identity or brand by a different offering.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Protective collar
A holding combined with a purchased put and a written call.
Context: Protection comes with limited upside and an obligation under the written call.
Read in context → · #Upward-sloping term structure
Depending on the comparison, futures priced above spot or higher prices for later maturities.
Context: It does not reliably predict rising spot prices.
Read in context → · #Copying trade
Execution of signals or trades generated by another trading approach.
Context: Automation, decision-making and service provider role determine the classification.
Read in context → · #Transaction; execution
A completed transaction with its actual executed quantity and price.
Context: An order can generate several deals.
Read in context → · #Account equity
Account value including the open-position results recognised under the applicable rules.
Context: Separate from balance and free margin.
Read in context → · #EA; trading programme
A program that automates activity in the terminal.
Context: Code, permissions and operational environment determine the effect.
Read in context → · #Market exposure; notional exposure
The extent of economic exposure to price movements.
Context: Is neither account balance nor required margin.
Read in context → · #Fill or kill
A filling policy requiring the entire volume to be filled, otherwise no fill is permitted.
Context: Permissibility depends on symbol and execution mode.
Read in context → · #Futures contract
A standardised futures contract with a defined maturity and settlement method.
Context: The market name alone does not determine a full contract.
Read in context → · #A jump between price observations; how it arises and how it is processed are separate questions.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Leverage
The ratio of exposure to the capital or collateral base being considered.
Context: If the position remains unchanged, less margin does not change the price gain.
Read in context → · #Hedge ratio
The proportion of the explicitly defined exposure intended to be hedged.
Context: 100% of an estimate is not 100% of all risks.
Read in context → · #May refer to separate opposite positions in a client account or to a broker’s hedge. Specify which level is meant.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Immediate or Cancel
Execute the immediately available quantity and cancel the unfilled remainder.
Context: A partial fill is still an actual transaction.
Read in context → · #Platform log; protocol
A log of terminal events, messages and actions.
Context: Check local time zone and data resolution.
Read in context → · #Continuous futures chart
A price history assembled from multiple maturities using a specified method.
Context: Adjusted history is not consistently an actual tradable contract price.
Read in context → · #Contract multiplier
The conversion of a price unit into a monetary amount or contract quantity.
Context: Broker lot and stock market contract do not equate without examination.
Read in context → · #Last trade price; last trade
The price of the last recorded transaction.
Context: Not automatically currently tradable bid or ask.
Read in context → · #Short sale
A sale without an owned deliverable holding, using the relevant borrowing and settlement arrangements.
Context: A short CFD is another contract mechanic.
Read in context → · #Limit order
A buy subject to a maximum price or a sell subject to a minimum price.
Context: The price condition can prevent execution.
Read in context → · #Liquidity
Trading opportunities in terms of price, quantity and availability over time.
Context: Spread, depth and recovery after stress are different dimensions.
Read in context → · #Long position
Positive directional price exposure in the linear model considered.
Context: Says nothing yet about ownership or derivatives contract.
Read in context → · #Multi Account Manager
A tool for managing and allocating trades across multiple trading accounts.
Context: It is not independent proof of authorisation.
Read in context → · #Collateral
Collateral for the position under the account and product rules.
Context: No general loss cap.
Read in context → · #A participant quoting prices and willing to trade against its own capital.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Market order
An instruction primarily seeking prompt execution under the applicable execution model.
Context: No guaranteed price by the order type alone.
Read in context → · #Depth, order book depth
Quantities offered at individual price levels.
Context: A recording is transient; orders can disappear.
Read in context → · #Mark-up; mark-up
A price or spread component added by the provider relative to a specified starting reference.
Context: Separate reference spread and total customer spread.
Read in context → · #Mid; midpoint
The arithmetic midpoint of Bid and Ask.
Context: Does not have to be a tradable price itself.
Read in context → · #Position netting
One net position per symbol in the relevant account system.
Context: An opposite deal can reduce, close or reverse.
Read in context → · #Instruction
An instruction to the provider specifying an instrument, direction, quantity and conditions.
Context: Do not confuse with an already completed business.
Read in context → · #Percentage Allocation Management Modules
Percentage allocation in the manager and account model described.
Context: Examine concrete implementation and contract roles.
Read in context → · #Open exposure
The resulting economic trading exposure.
Context: In netting, several trades can change a common position.
Read in context → · #Price-time priority; FIFO
Better prices take priority; at the same price, the earlier resting order takes priority.
Context: Not every market uses FIFO exclusively.
Read in context → · #A counterparty acting on its own behalf. External hedging does not automatically change the client contract.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #Proportional allocation
A matching method allocating by quantity under the specific product rules.
Context: Not a synonym for pure time priority.
Read in context → · #Hedging put
An appropriate holding combined with a purchased put, subject to its strike and maturity.
Context: Respect premium and underlying asset/volume adjustment.
Read in context → · #Quotation; quotation
A price offer with conditions such as time, quantity and firmness.
Context: A display alone does not guarantee any execution.
Read in context → · #New price level
A new price offered in response to a request.
Context: Not yet an executed transaction.
Read in context → · #Rolling; maturity change
Closing an earlier and opening a later futures maturity, or a product-specific change of CFD reference.
Context: Separate price distance, fee and later result.
Read in context → · #Sell position
Negative directional price exposure in the linear model considered.
Context: Selling your own stock is not automatically a short sale.
Read in context → · #Price deviation; execution slippage
The difference between an execution price and an explicitly specified, appropriate reference.
Context: Name direction, quote side, time and sign convention.
Read in context → · #bid-ask spread
The distance between Bid and Ask.
Context: A narrow spread does not prove a large amount available.
Read in context → · #SL; loss limitation
A position-related closing function at an adverse level under the applicable conditions.
Context: Without a special guarantee, no fixed loss ceiling.
Read in context → · #Stop order
A threshold activates an order according to the specified trigger rule.
Context: Trigger and execution price are different sizes.
Read in context → · #Stop limit order
A stop activates a subsequent limit order.
Context: May be triggered and still remain unexecuted.
Read in context → · #Margin liquidation
Closing positions under the provider’s margin rules.
Context: Not the personal stop loss.
Read in context → · #Automated processing; its definition and the scope of the process must be specified.
Context: Check the scope and contract.
Read in context → · #TP; profit-taking
A position-related closing function at a favourable level.
Context: It is not a return commitment.
Read in context → · #Partial fill
Only part of the order quantity is actually executed.
Context: Check the remaining order and executed quantity separately.
Read in context → · #Minimum price increment
The smallest regular price increment for the particular type of transaction.
Context: Tick size, point and monetary value.
Read in context → · #Tick value
The monetary effect of a tick per contract under the applicable multiplier.
Context: Not the same for every product.
Read in context → · #Trailing stop
Automated adjustment of a stop-loss level as the price moves favourably.
Context: Check location; classic terminal trailing requires an ongoing terminal.
Read in context → · #Expiry; expiration
The end of a contract’s life, subject to product-specific trading and settlement rules.
Context: Monthly code alone does not mention an exact last trading day.
Read in context → · #Loss percentage; losing accounts
The percentage of relevant accounts with a negative result over the defined period.
Context: Do not measure the percentage of loss of money.
Read in context → · #Volume-weighted average price; volume-weighted average price
The sum of price multiplied by quantity, divided by total quantity, for a defined set of trades.
Context: A fill VWAP is not automatically a market-wide daily VWAP.
Read in context → · #White label distribution
An offering under its own brand using third-party infrastructure or services.
Context: Determine the technical supplier and the contractual partner separately.
Read in context → · #No concept found. Try another designation.
Several entries according to defined price intervals; consider overall risk of the basket.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsSize progression after losses or counter-movements; capital needs are growing rapidly.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsProgram with decision logic or implementation that is not visible to the user.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsExcessive adaptation to known test data with low transferability.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsUse of information that was not yet available at the simulated decision time.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsExamination of established rules on subsequent or previously unaffected data.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsIdentifier used to assign trading activity to an MQL strategy; no full proof of ownership.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsProgramming language of the MetaTrader 4 environment.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsProgramming language of the MetaTrader 5 environment.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsCompiled programs for the respective MetaTrader generation; no source code.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsTime history of the account value including open profits and losses.
Explore further: Expert AdvisorsHistorical simulation of established trading rules under documented data and execution assumptions; no actual performance achieved.
Read in context →Data used to develop or select a strategy.
Read in context →Data that did not affect the development and selection considered.
Read in context →Repeated calibration on a past section and test on the following section according to specified procedure.
Read in context →Repeated search for patterns or successful variants in known data; the selection process influences the significance.
Read in context →Distortion by excluding failed or no longer existing elements from the considered population.
Read in context →Selective presentation of favorable results, time periods or metrics.
Read in context →Sum of positive trade results divided by the amount of the sum of negative results; no finite quotient without negative results.
Read in context →Documented performance sequence with clarified origin, completeness, costs and treatment of open positions.
Read in context →Observation of a predefined strategy for data that arise only after the start of the test.
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