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1. What is inflation?

Soaring: the stock price rose sharply in a short period of time.

2. What is a long warehouse?

Long position: buy a currency and wait for its appreciation before selling it. In this case, investors benefit from the rising market. A short position refers to selling a currency and waiting for it to depreciate before buying it back. In this case, investors benefit from the falling market. But remember, a long position in a currency is a short position in its corresponding currency.

3. What is the trading price range?

Transaction price range: the fluctuation range of transaction price within a certain period of time.

4. What is 4? CFD mean?

CFD:CFD is the abbreviation of Contracts for Difference, which means contract for difference. A contract for difference can reflect the price change of a stock or index, and provide the profit or loss caused by the price change, without actually owning the stock or index futures. CFD of the contract for difference is traded together with the deposit. Just like the physical trading of stocks, the profit and loss are determined by your buying and selling price. CFD of contracts for differences has many advantages over traditional physical trading of stocks.

5. What is a fall?

Down: the stock price fell.

6. What is the limit?

Limit board: the limit board system originated from the early foreign securities market. It is a trading system in the securities market to properly limit the price drop of each security on the same day in order to prevent the transaction price from plummeting and curb excessive speculation, that is, it is stipulated that the maximum fluctuation range of the transaction price in a trading day is a few percent above and below the closing price of the previous trading day, and trading will be stopped after exceeding it. China's limit is 10%.

7. What is a point?

Point: According to market practice, the price tag of foreign exchange rate usually consists of five significant figures. Counting from right to left, the first place is called "X point", which is the smallest unit of exchange rate change; The second name is "X ten", and so on.

8. What is hedging?

Hedging: In finance, hedging means that one investment deliberately reduces the risk of another investment. This is a way to reduce business risks while still making profits from investment. In foreign exchange, the so-called hedging means buying a foreign currency at the same time and then shorting it. Besides, we should also sell another currency, that is, short selling. In theory, shorting a currency and shorting a currency should be the same as the silver code, which is the real hedging, otherwise the hedging function cannot be realized if the two sides are different in size.

9. What is FX?

Foreign exchange: foreign exchange

What is 10? What does GTC mean?

GTC: (Effective before revocation)

GTC is considered valid until the trader decides to cancel the order; Traders will not cancel such orders at any time, so customers should be responsible for remembering that they have such orders.

What is 1 1? What does GFD mean?

GFD: (effective order of the day)

GFD is valid until the end of each trading day. As the foreign exchange market is constantly developing, the daily closing time must be fixed.

12. What is level?

Horizontal: for a period of time, the stock price index is arranged in parallel and horizontally.

13. What is a rebound?

Pick up: After falling, it rises again.

14. What is the price value?

Price value: refers to a specific price.

15. What is an empty position?

Short position: refers to the state in which investors throw out all their own commodities (such as commodities, raw materials, stocks, futures, coins, etc.). ) and cash in hand, no goods.

What is the opening price?

Opening price: In the stock market, "opening price" refers to the opening price of each security after the opening of each trading day. Also known as "stock market opening".

What is the closing price?

Closing: usually refers to the closing price of the last transaction in the trading day. According to the regulations of Shenzhen Stock Exchange and Shanghai Stock Exchange, the closing price of securities is the volume-weighted average price of all trading prices in the last minute of the day. If there is no transaction on that day, the closing price of the previous trading day shall be the closing price of that trading day.

What's the price difference?

Spread: the difference between the purchase price and the selling price at the time of transaction. When the exchange rate changes, the difference between points will fluctuate.

What is short selling?

Short selling: investors predict that the stock price will fall, so they pay mortgage loans to brokers and borrow shares to sell first. When the stock price falls to a certain price, buy the stock, and then return the borrowed stock to get the difference income.

20. What is buying?

Buying: refers to entrusted buying at a price higher than the market price, and has been "active", representing the external market.

2 1. What is sales?

Selling: refers to the entrusted selling at a price lower than the market price, and has been "active", representing the internal market.

22. What is MOO?

Opening price instruction.

This kind of entrustment is limited to a period of time after the opening of the market, and all the transaction prices during this period are called the opening range. Opening Price The actual transaction price of the entrusted transaction shall not exceed the opening price range (it may be any price within the opening price range, but it is not necessarily the opening price). If the transaction is stopped immediately after the opening, the buyer entrusted by this transaction may be unwilling to be the "seller" or the seller is unwilling to be the "buyer" in the daily limit, resulting in the failure to complete the transaction.

23. What is MOC?

Market order at closing time

This kind of trading commission is limited to a period of time before the closing, and all the trading prices during this period are called the closing range. For the transaction conducted by the closing market entrustment method, the actual transaction price shall not exceed the closing range (it may be any price within the closing range, but not necessarily the closing price). If it is the closing price, the buyer entrusted by this transaction may not be willing to be the "seller" at the daily limit, or the "buyer" at the daily limit, resulting in the failure to complete the transaction.

24. What is a bull market?

Bull market: also known as bull market, refers to the generally bullish and long-lasting surge in the stock market. The securities market here generally refers to common stocks, bonds, futures, options (options), foreign exchange, funds, negotiable certificates of deposit, derivative financial products and other securities. Other investment speculation markets can also be described as bull market and bear market, such as housing market, postal (ticket) market and card market.

25. What is inversion?

Inversion: in stocks, it generally means that the stock price suddenly changes from rising to falling; On the other hand, the falling market suddenly rises, that is, the stock market changes dramatically. This situation is called "inversion".

26. What is random?

Randomness Randomness: A common technical analysis tool in futures and stock markets. Stochastics integrated some advantages of momentum concept, strength index and moving average in his design. In the calculation process, he mainly studied the relationship between the price and the closing price, that is, by calculating the true amplitude of price fluctuations such as the highest price, the lowest price and the closing price on the same day or in recent days, to reflect the strong and weak trend of prices and the phenomenon of overbought and oversold.

27. What is the relative strength index?

Relative strength index: it is to analyze the intention and strength of market trading by comparing the average closing increase and average closing decrease in a period of time, so as to make future market trends.

28. What is the purpose of the rise?

Rising target: the set price target needs to be achieved through price increase.

29. What is a two-way quotation?

Two-way quotation: In the foreign exchange market, two-way quotation is usually adopted. That is, the offeror quotes the buying price and selling price to the customer at the same time. As there are direct quotation method and indirect quotation method in currency quotation, in order to express the "target" currency of buying or selling conveniently and clearly, it is recommended to introduce the function of "quotation currency" here. The correct English expression is that the currency used to express the price of other currencies plays the role of "commodity" in the exchange rate.

30. What is the closing statement?

Closing: usually refers to the closing price of the last transaction in the trading day.

3 1. What is a bear market?

Bear market: refers to the situation in which the stock market is depressed, the turnover shrinks and the index falls all the way.

32. What is a limit order?

Limit order: The so-called "limit order" refers to the highest or lowest price that restricts investors from trading. When investors buy securities, they must indicate the highest purchase price to the securities company.

33. What is a loss-limiting disk?

Loss-limiting disk: If the price of securities held by investors continues to fall, investors can sell securities when the stock price falls to a predetermined price level to limit losses.

34. What's the goal of falling?

Lowering target: Setting the price target is achieved through price lowering.

35. What is neutrality?

Neutral: between rising and falling, not inclined to either side.

36. What is the daily limit?

Limit board: the limit board system originated from the early foreign securities market. It is a trading system that appropriately limits the fluctuation range of the price of each stock on the same day in order to prevent the trading price from soaring and plunging, and to curb excessive speculation in the securities market, that is, it stipulates that the maximum fluctuation range of the trading price in a trading day is a few percent above and below the closing price of the previous trading day, and trading will be stopped after exceeding it.

37. What is leveling?

Leveling: refers to the fact that the stock price remains neutral after a period of time.

38. What is the highest point?

Highest point: (1) Money market term, which refers to the highest transaction price of a certain currency in the day's transaction.

(2) The stock market term refers to the highest price of a security in the trading process from the opening to the closing of each trading day. If the transaction price of the securities has not changed on that day, the highest price is the immediate price; If the securities are suspended on that day, the highest price is the previous closing price.

39. What is the lowest point?

Lowest point: (1) money market term, which refers to the lowest transaction price of a currency in the day's transaction.

(2) In stock market terminology, the lowest price refers to the lowest price of a certain security in the trading process from the opening to the closing of each trading day. If the transaction price of the securities has not changed on that day, the lowest price is the immediate price; If the securities are suspended on that day, the lowest price is the previous closing price.

40. What is blocking price?

Block price: a price that is opposite to the upward trend.

4 1. What is the support price?

Support price: the price opposite to the downward trend.