Financial Terms

Leverage

Covering part of the asset's value by a lender, such as a broker. In this case, the asset itself plays the role of collateral for the loan, and the lender receives interest for a specified period. For

Liquidity

Reflects the ability to quickly convert one asset to another (including cash) at fair market value. Accordingly, highly liquid assets, such as certain types of currencies, are easy to exchange, while

Long position (bullish play)

The standard operating principle is when a trader expects a further rise in the price of an asset and seeks to buy it as cheaply as possible in order to sell it at the moment when the price is close t

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Risk warning: Trading on financial markets carries risks. The value of the investments can both increase and decrease and the investors may lose all their investment capital. In case of a leveraged product, the loss may be more than the initial capital invested. Detailed information on risks associated with trading on financial markets can be found in General Terms and Conditions for the Provision of Investment Services.