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Basic terms | US stocks, cfd, metals, currency trading

What are Commodities?
The commodity market is one of the main types of financial markets where various raw materials and agricultural products are bought and sold. On these platforms, the products are standardized and interchangeable with other products of the same type.
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What is stop-loss
When trading and investing in financial markets, we often face the question: how to protect our investments if our initial forecast for the movement of a financial asset turns out to be incorrect?
It is for such cases that a special order (a request to a broker) is used - Stop-loss or stop-market (from the English stop loss, sl, "limit the loss").
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What is Margin
Margin (or deposit) is a portion of the funds in a trading account used as collateral to open a position using leverage.
Conducting such operations on the market is called Margin trading.
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What are cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrency is digital money that exists only on the Internet and has no physical shell. The unit of measurement of digital currencies is called a "coin" or "token". The main goal of the crypto industry is to find an alternative to traditional money for purchasing goods and services.
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What are Indexes?
Financial indices are aggregated (combined together) statistical measures used to track the performance of a particular sector or market. An index is created by selecting a group of securities representing a particular market or industry and then measuring the overall performance of those securities over time. The value of an index is typically calculated using a weighted average of the prices of the securities included in the financial indicator.
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What are stocks and how to trade them
The stock market or securities market is one of the main representatives of financial markets, allowing trading in securities of companies, which include shares, bills, investment units. These instruments are bought and sold through stock exchanges. These exchanges facilitate the interaction of trading participants, regulating the rules and conditions of settlements.
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What is Margin Call?
Margin call is a notification from a broker warning that the value of your assets has dropped to a level that may lead to forced closure of positions. Such a notification can only be received when trading on margin (using leverage), since the transaction uses borrowed funds (margin) from the broker. This is where the name of the term Margin call comes from, which translated into Russian means “warning about insufficient margin to support a transaction in the market”.
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What is leverage?
Leverage is the use of borrowed funds to increase the potential return on an investment. In financial markets, leverage is provided by your broker at the time of a trade or investment. This allows you to borrow an amount that can be 10, 20, 100 times or more than your initial deposit.
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What is CFD
CFD (contract for difference) is an abbreviation from English, which stands for “Contract for Difference”. CFD is a derivative financial instrument that allows traders to speculate on the price movements of various financial instruments, such as stocks, indices, commodities or currencies, without owning the underlying asset.
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