The act of selling off assets in panic during a market downturn, often signaling the end of a decline.

The calculation or basis from which a financial value or instrument is determined.

A broker is a licensed individual or firm that executes financial transactions on behalf of clients across assets like stocks, forex, and real estate. Brokers may offer market data, guidance, or simply execute trades, typically charging a commission for their services.

The movement of money into and out of a business, reflecting its liquidity and operational health.

A derivative that provides a fixed payout if the underlying asset meets a condition at expiration; also known as binary options.

bearish in trading refers to anticipating a decline in the value of a market, asset, or financial instrument. Traders with a bearish outlook seek to profit from falling prices, making it essential to identify downward trends for effective risk management and strategic decision-making.

Means a Retail Client or Professional Client as defined in COBS 2.

An arrangement allowing members or their clients to transmit orders directly to a trading facility.

A technical indicator showing price volatility using a moving average and standard deviation bands.

Means Client Money and Client Investments.