A trader has insufficient capital or funds to support their trading activities or investment strategies adequately. It occurs when the amount of capital available to the trader is insufficient to cover potential losses, margin requirements, or risk exposure associated with their trading positions.
A financial instrument or tangible asset that serves as the basis for a derivative contract or financial security. Derivatives derive their value from the performance or price movements of the underlying asset.
A single currency that is adopted and accepted worldwide as the standard medium of exchange for international transactions, trade, and financial activities.
A financial market that isn’t under government regulation and can operate with a higher degree of freedom.
The potential for an asset’s price or value to increase in the future. It represents the positive or favourable direction of price movement, where investors and traders anticipate gains or profitability from their positions; expecting bullish market movements.
An uptrend refers to a sustained and consistent upward movement in the price of an asset over time. It is characterised by a series of higher highs and higher lows on a price chart, indicating a positive trend direction where buyers dominate, demand exceeds supply, and prices generally rise.
The currency code for the dollar.