Take Profit | A Take Profit specifies the price at which to close a position for a profit. |
Technical Analysis | A technique used to try and predict future movements of a security, commodity, or currency, based solely on past price movements and volume levels. It examines charts and historical performance to forecast prices by analysing market data, such as historical price trends, averages, and volumes. |
Tick | A single price movement which can be either positive or negative. |
Trailing Stop | Trailing stops are a special type of stop loss order that trail behind the market price when the market moves in your favour. A Trailing Stop allows a trade to continue to gain in value when the market price moves in a favourable direction, but automatically closes the trade if the market price suddenly moves in an unfavourable direction by a specified distance. |
Treasury | A bond issued by a government. Bonds issued by the UK government are called gilt-edged stocks, commonly referred to as gilts. |
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