2. Price difference: the difference between the buying price and the selling price; Used to measure market liquidity. In general, the smaller the spread, the higher the liquidity. For example:1.3460-1.3450 =10 points (pts).
3. Deposit: the deposit to guarantee the performance of the contract and the transaction loss, which is equivalent to 2.5 ~ 5% of the transaction amount, and will be refunded after the customer closes the position. If there is any loss, it will be deducted from the deposit.
4. Contract unit: refers to the minimum monetary share per lot. We provide traders with a variety of contract units to choose from, so that you can choose the appropriate contract size according to your own preferences and actual situation.
5. Leverage ratio: Determine the amount of margin to be paid. If 100: 1 is selected, only the transaction amount of1100 will be used as the deposit.
6. Selling price: the selling price of a specific currency in a foreign exchange transaction contract or a cross-currency transaction contract. At this price, traders can buy the base currency. In the quotation, it is usually the correct price of the quotation. Example: USD/CHF 1.4527/32, and the selling price is 1.4532, which means you can buy 1 USD with 1 CHF.
7. Hedging: also known as lock order, refers to opening another order in the opposite direction without closing the original order. It is usually used to lock vested interests and avoid possible risks through reverse operation under uncertain market conditions.