Market & styles
Family VII · 48 entries
This family covers the vocabulary of market conditions and the trading styles used to operate within them. The terms answer two linked questions: what state a market is in, and how a participant chooses to engage with that state over a given time horizon. A newcomer should read liquidity first, because it underpins the meaning of bid ask spread, volatility and every style from scalping to position trading.
The most common mistake is treating style labels such as day trading or swing trading as fixed categories, when they describe holding periods that shift with liquidity and volatility.
- Arbitrage
- Asian trading session
- Ask price
- Bear market
- Bearish market
- Bid ask spread
- Bid price
- Bull market
- Bullish market
- Carry trade
- Currency correlation
- Day trading
- Fomo in trading
- Fomo in trading
- Forex day trading
- Forex scalping
- Going long
- Going short
- Liquidity
- Liquidity gap
- Liquidity sweep
- London trading session
- Long position
- Market depth
- Market depth of book
- Market hours
- Market sentiment
- New york trading session
- News trading
- Order flow
- Position trading
- Quote
- Revenge trading
- Risk appetite
- Rollover time
- Scalping
- Scalping forex
- Short position
- Slippage during news
- Spread betting forex
- Spread widening
- Swing trading
- Thin market
- Trading journal
- Trading plan
- Trading psychology
- Trading session
- Volatility