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Trading Terms

Forward premium

A forward premium is a financial term used to describe the condition in which a foreign currency is priced higher for future trading compared to its current spot settlement price. This means that the seller of the foreign currency, such as an exporter, will receive a higher amount of their home currency in exchange. This is because the forward premium is always deducted from the spot rate, giving the seller an advantage.

Drawdown

Margin call refers to the decrease in the value of an account due to a trade or multiple trades. This can occur when the value of securities held in the account falls below ...

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Cld.

As we delve into the world of finance, it is essential to understand the concept of "cleared" in terms of customs. This refers to the process in which goods are officially a...

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Residual Value

The unexplained portion of the monthly return refers to the random fluctuation in returns that cannot be attributed to any specific factors. The standard deviation, a measur...

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Gap

A phenomenon known as an "outside day" occurs when the daily range of a financial instrument is entirely above or below the range of the previous day. This is an important t...

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