CFD
A contract for difference is a leveraged derivative that tracks the price movement of an underlying market without requiring ownership of that underlying asset.
GLOSSARY
Plain-language trading terms.
Definitions designed to reduce jargon, not to make high-risk products sound simple.
Leverage
A mechanism that lets a trader control a larger notional exposure with a smaller amount of margin. It magnifies both gains and losses.
Margin
The amount of capital required to open or maintain a leveraged position.
Spread
The difference between the quoted bid and ask prices. It is one component of trading cost.
Pip
A conventional unit used to express small price movements in many foreign-exchange pairs.
Lot
A standardized position-size convention. In spot FX, one standard lot is commonly 100,000 units of the base currency.
Stop Loss
An order intended to close a position after price reaches a specified level. Execution price can differ in fast or gapping markets.
Take Profit
An order intended to close a position when a specified favorable price level is reached.
Slippage
The difference between an expected execution price and the price at which an order is actually filled.
Copy trading
A system that can replicate another strategy provider’s trades in a follower account. Performance is not guaranteed and losses can be copied too.
Introducing Broker (IB)
A commercial partner who introduces prospective clients to a financial-services provider under a partner agreement. Local promotion rules may apply.
KYC
Know Your Customer procedures used to identify and verify clients and assess financial-crime risk.
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