The date on which a debt instrument expires and its principal is repaid to investors.

A company’s total profit after expenses, also known as earnings.

An OTC derivative such as leveraged CFDs or rolling spot forex contracts.

A participant that buys and sells assets to provide liquidity and maintain smooth market operations.

The minimum or par value at which shares can be issued by a company.

The price-to-earnings ratio comparing share price to earnings per share to evaluate valuation.

Companies with a market value typically between $2 billion and $10 billion.

A person or firm appointed to manage assets or transactions on behalf of the true owner.

Trading activity occurring after regular exchange hours.

A momentum indicator (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) revealing price trends and potential reversals.