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Average Real Range

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  Average Real Range The actual average range indicates the volatility of a currency pair. In the foreign exchange market, the volatility measure is very important because it is related to direct market movements. In any financial market, increasing volatility indicates a market reversal and decreasing volatility indicates the continuation of the market. The spread of a stock is the difference between its high and its low on a given day. Provides information on the volatility of a stock. Large ranges indicate high volatility and small ranges indicate low volatility. The range of options and commodities (high minus low) is measured in the same way as for stocks.       How Does this Indicator Work? A rising ATR indicates greater volatility in the market, with the range of each bar increasing. A reversal with a rise in ATR would indicate the force behind that move. ATR is not directional, so expanding ATR may indicate buying or selling pressure. High ATR levels are usua...

Stock Market

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How does the stock market work? If the idea of   investing in the stock market scares you, you are not alone. People with very limited experience in investing in stocks are afraid of horror stories in which the average investor will lose 50% of the value of their portfolio, for example, in the two bear markets that have already appeared during this period. Millennial1, or are attracted to "good deals," which promise great rewards but rarely pay off, so it is not surprising that the investment mood pendulum swings between fear and greed. Definition of "share" A share (also called "equity" of a company) is a financial instrument that represents the ownership of a company or corporation and represents a proportional claim on its assets (what it owns) and its earnings (what it owns). Participation means that the shareholder owns a stake in the company equal to the number of shares compared to the total number of shares outstanding in the company. For example, ...

Pending Orders

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 What are Pending Orders? There are many ways to trade Forex without good or bad; For each trader's style and personality, there is a more comfortable trading method. While market orders are the main type of orders traded, bought, and sold, another type is called a pending order. Here are some of the things to know about pending order trading. Orders are the lifeblood of the foreign exchange market and the main mechanism by which transactions are carried out. Traders use a variety of pending orders to buy and sell currencies, and we've outlined the four most common that you should know about as a new Forex trader. Types of Pending Orders. Sell Limit  A sell order at a price higher than the current market price.  The sell limit should be used when you want to sell a currency pair (open a short position) at a level above the current price. For example, GBP / USD is currently trading at 1.4531 and you think that if the currency pair hits 1.4700 it will surely lower later. If...