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1% RuleThe 1% rule budgets planned loss against specified capital; margin serves a different purpose.9% CIT for a Polish limited companyIn Poland's standard CIT, income source and eligibility are separate tests; the 9% rate excludes capital gains.A-bookA-book describes external exposure hedging; the client contract may still be with the provider.ABCD PatternMeasure AB, project its length from C, and check BC ratios separately.Algorithmic tradingDefine the signal, position state and execution timing before automating orders.AML (Anti-Money Laundering)AML includes risk assessment and monitoring throughout a relationship, beyond initial customer verification.Anti-Martingale SystemAnti-martingale changes the amount risked after outcomes; it does not itself improve signal accuracy.AUD/USD (the aussie)AUD/USD states USD per AUD; a linear price result is first calculated in US dollars.Average Directional Index (ADX)Separate trend strength measured by ADX from direction indicated by structure and DI.Average True Range (ATR)Calculate the three true-range distances and take the largest; ATR needs a series of these values.B-bookB-book describes retained exposure; opposing client positions can partly offset price risk.BacktestingCheck data availability, execution timing and costs before assessing a historical result.BalanceBalance is the booked account amount; it excludes P/L on positions that remain open.Bank of Canada (BoC)Read BoC decisions with the rate name and effective date; account funding follows separate instrument terms.Bank of England (BoE)Bank Rate follows the MPC decision; vote counts show differing views rather than an average of proposed rates.Bank of Japan (BoJ)BoJ publications distinguish policy decisions, projections and Tankan survey results; a shared publisher does not give them equal status.Base currencyThe base currency comes first in a pair; position quantity identifies its units, not the account currency.Bat PatternCheck B and D against XA and validate the remaining legs instead of relying on one level.Belka tax (Poland)In Poland, income categories and records determine the reporting route; the informal tax name does not select a return.bid and ask (bid-ask prices)Bid is the client’s selling price and ask the buying price; direction determines the quote side used.Black Swan EventA black swan highlights limits of assumed expectations; more scenarios do not ensure a complete model.Bollinger Band SqueezeExpress band width relative to its average and compare it with this instrument's history.Bollinger BandsSeparate a price's position within the bands from an order instruction, and check band width.Break-EvenBreak-even means zero after included costs; for a short position it may be below entry price.Breaker BlockSeparate invalidation of a marked zone from the later hypothesis that its role has changed.BreakoutSpecify the level, buffer and closing rule to classify range breaks consistently.Butterfly PatternProject XA from A and check B to distinguish Butterfly from other extensions.Calmar RatioCalmar compares annualized return with maximum drawdown over a consistent observation window.Carry TradeAssess carry alongside price movement and charges: positive funding income can accompany a net loss.Cent accountA cent account displays real funds in cents; balance units are separate from contract size.Central Bank Meeting MinutesRead minutes with both meeting and publication dates; later publication of the discussion does not itself mean a new decision.Central Bank Rate DecisionA hold can differ from a forecast; compare the same rate and effective point.Central banksA central bank acts under its policy mandate; a commercial bank's FX trade may serve a customer's currency needs.CFD (contract for difference)A CFD settles price changes under its contract; quantity, multiplier and costs determine the result.Change of Character (ChoCh)Specify swing scale before marking ChoCh so internal and major structures are not mixed.Commercial banksA bank can match opposing customer flows; residual exposure depends on amounts, timing and the bank's rules.CommissionCommission is a separate fee; establish its basis, currency and whether the quote covers one side or both.Commitments of Traders (COT) reportRead COT long, short, category and position date separately; a net rise can come from fewer shorts.Commodity CurrenciesCommodity currency is an economic label, not a fixed rule for exchange-rate direction.Compound Position SizingA fixed percentage of equity changes the next risk amount after each closed outcome.Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR)CVaR describes mean loss in a specified tail portion; it is not the largest possible loss.Confluence (Multiple Signals)Record shared inputs before counting several criteria as independent confirmations.Consumer Price Index (CPI)Match CPI forecast and actual scope; surprise versus forecast differs from the change between reported readings.Consumer Sentiment IndexConsumer sentiment reports survey responses; compare the same series and vintage without treating index points as spending growth.Copy tradingCopying depends on scaling and platform rules; minimum volume can change replication.Corporations (treasury hedging)Corporate trades can follow invoices rather than forecasts; compare net amounts for matching currencies and payment dates.Crab PatternCheck D's extension and B's range separately to avoid confusing Crab variants.cTrader PlatformSeparate platform features from account terms and execution conditions set by the broker.Currency Pair CorrelationCorrelation describes selected series and a sample; it is not a standalone portfolio-loss measure.Currency Strength MeterCheck the basket, lookback and quote inversion before comparing currency-strength rankings.Cypher PatternUnder TradingView's Cypher-tool convention, calculate D from XC rather than XA.CySEC RegulationCySEC supervises specified Cyprus entities; check the legal entity, domain and relevant permissions.Dark pools in forexSeparate non-displayed liquidity and internal matching from public order books; visibility alone does not establish misconduct.Dealing deskA dealing desk manages quotes and risk; the label does not automatically determine spreads or hedging.Demo accountDemo lets you practice handling and documenting trades; it does not establish future execution conditions.DivergenceCompare corresponding price and oscillator pivots on the same time scale.DiversificationDiversification requires assessing shared drivers and directions, rather than merely counting symbols.Doji CandleCompare the body with an explicit tolerance and data context rather than one limit for every market.Donchian ChannelCheck the Donchian window offset before testing a boundary breakout.Dot Plot (Fed Funds Rate Projections)The dot plot shows individual projections of appropriate policy; its median sets neither a new rate nor a committee vote.Double BottomSeparate a two-trough candidate from completion after the intervening peak breaks.Double TopAssess the two peaks with their intervening trough and an explicit break condition.DrawdownDrawdown measures a capital decline from an earlier peak, using a specified measure and cash-flow treatment.DXY (U.S. Dollar Index)DXY aggregates a fixed currency basket; an index move is not an identical move in every dollar pair.ECN brokerThe ECN label does not replace cost calculation; spread and commission are separate components.Economic CalendarA calendar separates release time, reference period and data vintage; match its time zone to the chart.Economic Data ReleasesRevising the previous value changes the comparison base; surprise compares the current actual with its matching forecast.Elliott WaveCheck that wave three is not the shortest of one, three and five rather than requiring it to be longest.Engulfing PatternCompare open–close intervals; full high–low ranges are a separate condition.EquityEquity is current account value including open P/L; the exact formula depends on the account.ESMA regulationESMA provides EU frameworks and interventions; current applicable national measures need separate checks.EUR/GBPEUR/GBP quotes GBP per EUR; price P/L is in GBP before account-currency conversion.EUR/JPYEUR/JPY pip value depends on EUR quantity; a JPY result needs separate currency conversion.EUR/USDEUR/USD quotes USD per EUR; costs can reduce or exceed a positive price result.European Central Bank (ECB)The ECB sets common euro-area monetary policy; the country implementing an operation does not imply a separate national euro-rate decision.Evening StarCalculate the first body's midpoint and compare the third close with an explicit pattern rule.Exotic PairsThe exotic-pair label does not determine cost; comparisons require price units and quantity.ExpectancyExpectancy weights wins and losses by their probabilities and subtracts explicitly assumed costs.Expert Advisor (EA)Check trading permissions separately from the code that analyzes market data.Exponential Moving Average (EMA)Update EMA from its previous reading and the new price while keeping initialization consistent.Fair Value Gap (FVG)Check the first and third extremes alongside the middle candle's range to avoid equating FVG with no trading.FakeoutDefine the time window and return condition before labeling a breakout false.FCA RegulationFCA and FSCS serve different purposes; firm authorization does not imply compensation for every loss.Fear and GreedAssess observable departures from a plan rather than an emotion's label or the eventual result.Federal Reserve (Fed)Separate the FOMC policy target, observed market rate and participant remarks; each has a different status.Fibonacci ExtensionMeasure the first move and project its multiple from the retracement endpoint in the original direction.Fibonacci RetracementCalculate a percentage of the selected move rather than a percentage of the instrument's full price.Fixed spreadA fixed spread specifies a price difference; cash cost varies with quantity and additional fees.FlagCheck the preceding pole and parallel boundaries before calling a short consolidation a flag.Floating P/LFloating P/L is current open-position valuation; it affects equity but does not confirm an exit price.FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)Compare entry motivation with recorded conditions; trade speed alone does not identify FOMO.Forex LiquidityQuoted size matters: a larger order can reach several levels despite a narrow spread.Free margin (available margin)Free margin is equity minus margin; with positive margin, zero corresponds to a 100% margin level.Gartley PatternCalculate B and D from A against XA, then check the other relationships separately.GBP/JPYGBP/JPY exit distance and GBP quantity determine planned JPY P/L before costs.GBP/USD (Cable)GBP/USD measures sterling against USD; it does not determine sterling’s movement against other currencies.Gold (XAU/USD)XAU/USD commonly quotes USD per troy ounce; P/L depends on the specific product’s contract size.Gross Domestic Product (GDP)Annualization compounds a quarterly rate over four hypothetical quarters; it is neither year-on-year growth nor a forecast.HammerCalculate body and lower shadow, then check the preceding move before assigning the hammer label.HaramiCheck body containment separately from containment of complete candle ranges.Harmonic PatternChoose swing rules and tolerances before measuring so candidates are assessed consistently.Hawkish vs DovishAssess tone relative to prior guidance and expectations; unchanged rates can accompany changed communication.Head and ShouldersJoin the troughs between peaks and check the highest head rather than drawing through the shoulders.Hedge funds in forexAssess mandate, instruments, leverage and redemption terms; the fund's label does not establish its risk.HedgingHedging reduces a specified exposure when amount, date and instrument match the underlying need.Heikin-Ashi CandlesSeparate synthetic Heikin-Ashi values from actual quotes used for execution.Herd MentalityRecord your own criterion before comparing group opinions; agreement alone does not establish herd mentality.Hidden DivergencePair a lower price high with a higher oscillator high using corresponding points.High-frequency trading (HFT)Separate submissions, modifications and cancellations from actual executions.Ichimoku Cloud (Ichimoku Kinko Hyo)Separate Ichimoku's calculation window from its plotting offset along the time axis.ifo Business Climate Index (Germany)Separate ifo assessment balances, expectations and normalized index values; responses alone do not give the published index.InflationLower positive inflation still raises the price level; calculate the index for a matching period and measure.Initial Jobless ClaimsMatch week, program and seasonal treatment in US claims; initial and continued claims represent different stages.Inside BarCheck both extremes and specify whether an equal boundary is allowed.Interbank MarketMatch side, size, settlement and credit access; wholesale prices can concern different conditions.Interest Rate Parity (IRP)For CIP, specify domestic currency per foreign currency first; the forward formula is an arbitrage benchmark rather than a forecast.Islamic account (swap-free)Swap-free applies to specified charges and instruments; other contractual fees may remain.ISM Manufacturing PMI (United States)ISM's delivery component has its own direction: a higher reading can indicate slower deliveries rather than output growth.JDG vs sp. z o.o. (Poland)In Poland, compare contracting party, instruments and flows; company registration does not automatically transfer a private account.Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS)JOLTS separates month-end openings from whole-month flows; an opening must satisfy specified criteria.Kagi ChartsCheck the threshold and input resolution before comparing Kagi charts.Kelly CriterionKelly depends on the payoff model and estimated edge; input errors change the calculated fraction.KNF RegulationKNF lists distinguish status and permissions; a notified foreign firm differs from a Polish brokerage house.KYC (Know Your Customer)KYC identifies required people and information; an account operator need not be its beneficial owner.Last lookLast look is a pre-acceptance check in wholesale FX; its window is not the full transaction time.LeverageEffective leverage compares exposure with equity; notional relative to margin is a different ratio.Leverage capsLeverage caps depend on product, client class and applicable rules rather than the informal majors list.Limit orderA limit constrains acceptable fill price but does not guarantee the whole quantity fills.LiquidityLiquidity concerns execution of a specified quantity; a narrow spread does not reveal full market depth.Liquidity providersAdd only genuinely available independent quotes on specified terms; connection count cannot replace quoted size.London Fix (4PM Fix)WMR follows benchmark methodology; check timing, rate side and contract terms before comparing it with a broker quote.London SessionLondon's activity window is conventional; compare charts using the event date and London's applicable offset.Long position (bullish position)A long opens by buying and closes by selling; linear P/L depends on fill prices and quantity.Loss AversionCheck the reference point and reason for changing a rule; the result's sign alone does not identify loss aversion.Lot (position unit)A lot is a contract unit from the specification; ordinary FX convention uses 100,000 base units.MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)Calculate main MACD and the histogram separately, then check how the platform plots them.Major PairsMajors is a grouping convention; USD’s presence does not make every pair a major.Margin (deposit margin)Margin is required collateral for a position; it is neither commission nor a maximum-loss limit.Margin callA margin call is a collateral-shortfall state or warning defined by account rules.Margin LevelMargin level is equity divided by positive used margin, multiplied by 100%.Market makerA market maker quotes and trades as counterparty; hedging policy is a separate exposure-management choice.Market orderMarket follows execution mode and volume policy; FOK can reject an order when full quantity is unavailable.Martingale SystemCheck payout, costs and available capital rather than equating doubled size with recovered losses.MarubozuMeasure the body against high–low without inventing the candle's trade-by-trade path.Maximum DrawdownMaximum drawdown is the largest decline from an earlier peak within a specified capital history.Mean ReversionSeparate price movement from average movement when assessing a shrinking deviation.MetaTrader 4 (MT4)Match the platform, account server and program format rather than relying on the strategy name.MetaTrader 5 (MT5)Check the account mode before assessing a buy and sell of the same instrument.Micro lot (0.01 lot)A micro lot commonly means 1,000 base units; pip value also depends on the pair and conversion currency.mini lot (0.1 lot)A mini lot is commonly 0.10 standard lots, or 10,000 base units; pip value requires a separate calculation.Minor Pairs (Cross Pairs)Minors conventionally combine leading currencies without USD; the cross category can be broader.Momentum OscillatorCheck an oscillator's formula and neutral line before applying thresholds.Monetary PolicySeparate monetary policy from government budgets and later outcomes; transmission involves variable, uncertain lags.Monte Carlo simulationSeparate reordering the same outcomes from sampling with replacement.Morning StarCheck the small middle body and penetration into the first without automatically requiring a doji.Moving Average (MA)Specify average type, length in bars and price input to make comparisons meaningful.Negative balance protectionNegative balance protection limits covered CFD debt but does not restore lost account funds.New York SessionRecord the date and both New York and chart offsets; US daylight-saving changes need not coincide with European changes.Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)Read NFP with revisions: the new monthly change and a correction to an earlier estimate concern different periods.NZD/USD (Kiwi)NZD/USD quotes USD per NZD; divide a quote-currency budget by price to obtain NZD quantity.OBV (On-Balance Volume)Check the close change before adding or subtracting volume; equal closes leave OBV unchanged.Order BlockSpecify boundary and invalidation rules rather than assuming one definition across SMC.Order executionExecution confirms trade price and quantity; one order’s history can contain several deals.Order flowDistinguish aggressive executions from participant counts and from signing an entire bar.Order Flow AnalysisMatch displayed-size changes with event messages to distinguish executions from cancellations.OTC market (over-the-counter)OTC means off-exchange trading; an electronic interface alone determines neither venue nor transaction rules.Overconfidence BiasRecord forecasts before outcomes and review the complete series; confidence does not automatically measure accuracy.PAMM accountPAMM allocates results under stated rules; fees and management permissions need separate checks.Parabolic SAR (Stop And Reverse)Separate the calculated SAR level from an active order and its execution.Payment for order flow (PFOF)PFOF compensates an intermediary for routing orders; its permissibility depends on jurisdiction.PayoutA payout depends on contractual eligibility; an on-screen amount does not confirm a completed transfer.PCE Price Index (Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge)The Fed target uses annual headline PCE inflation; monthly readings and core PCE have different horizons or coverage.Pending order (conditional order)A pending order has conditions and validity; storing an instruction does not confirm a position.PennantCheck for a pole and a brief narrowing range before distinguishing a pennant from a general triangle.Pin Bar (Pinocchio Bar)Measure the dominant shadow, body and body position against an explicit threshold.PipA pip is a conventional rate unit; establish its size and cash value for the pair and quantity.Pipette (fractional pip)A pipette is one tenth of a pip; it is not automatically every instrument’s minimum tick.PIT-38 (Poland)PIT-38 is a Polish return; identify instrument, income category and documentation before treating a withdrawal as taxable income.Pivot PointsCalculate P, R1 and S1 from the same prior period and selected formula variant.Platform pointA point is the platform’s display unit; tick size separately defines the minimum trading-price increment.Portfolio RiskCombined risk requires assessing every position; adding planned losses gives a scenario rather than a guarantee.Position notional (notional value)Notional is exposure stated in a currency; it is not balance, margin or trading P/L.Position size (lot quantity)Position size is a unit or lot quantity; together with a price move it determines cash sensitivity.Position SizingPosition sizing selects quantity using a loss budget, costs and permitted volume increments.Price ActionRecord measurable swings and closes separately from interpretations of participant intentions.Price gapA gap describes a quote discontinuity; slippage compares execution with a planned price.Prime brokeragePrime brokerage uses agreed counterparties and limits; the relationship does not provide unlimited credit.Prop firm (proprietary trading firm)A prop program can use simulation; capital, limits and reward eligibility come from its agreement.PullbackSeparate a return to a level from a reaction condition and preservation of prior structure.Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI)A PMI rise below 50 can signal a weaker decline rather than expansion; check the component and methodology.PyramidingPyramiding adds tranches to an open position; risk must be recalculated across every entry.Quantitative Easing (QE)QE purchases assets using central-bank reserves; do not equate it with direct payments to households.quote currency (counter currency)Quote currency comes second and denominates the pair’s price; it may differ from account currency.Rate Hike vs Rate CutDescribe rate changes in basis or percentage points; relative growth from the old rate is a different calculation.RatingDog Manufacturing PMI (formerly Caixin)In China's private PMI survey, distinguish a single diffusion-index component from the composite headline manufacturing index.Realized P/LRealized P/L concerns the closed quantity; net P/L includes assigned charges and financing.Recency BiasCompare the latest segment with the full sample and changed conditions; recent evidence matters without replacing the entire record.Regular DivergenceCompare a higher price high with a lower corresponding oscillator high without assigning reversal timing.Relative Strength Index (RSI)Use smoothed gain and loss magnitudes rather than candle colors alone.Renko ChartsCheck reversal rules and data input before interpreting bricks as executed trades.RequoteA requote offers a new price before execution; a confirmed trade is needed to calculate the fill-price difference.Retail SalesSales value combines prices and quantities; US current-dollar figures are not automatically volume measures.Retail vs institutional tradersInstitutional role and legal client category are different questions; trade size alone establishes neither protections nor limits.RetracementDivide the correction from the endpoint by the original move's length while preserving its direction.Revenge TradingCompare re-entry with a fresh signal and limits; following a loss alone does not establish revenge trading.Risk-Reward RatioState the direction: 100 USD risk and 200 USD reward mean risk:reward 1:2 and reward:risk 2:1.Rollover (position renewal)Rollover carries settlement or exposure under product rules; financing requires explicit units and charged days.Segregated accountsSegregation separates client funds under applicable law; it does not insure trading performance.Session OverlapCalculate overlap in one time zone; greater activity guarantees neither spreads nor direction.Settlement and value dateSettlement makes payment or delivery after a trade; timing depends on its agreement and currency calendars.Sharpe RatioSharpe compares the mean and variability of the same excess-return series over consistent periods.Shooting StarMeasure the upper shadow from the greater of open and close, then check the preceding advance.Short positionA short opens by selling at bid and closes by buying at ask; a lower repurchase fill improves price P/L.Simple Moving Average (SMA)Compare the new price with the outgoing observation to explain an SMA change.SlippageSlippage compares a fill with the same quote-side reference and accounts for transaction direction.Smart Money Concepts (SMC)Record geometry and the SMC labeling rule while leaving participant identity and intent unestablished.SNB Intervention (Swiss National Bank)Check purchased and sold currencies; SNB intervention can act in different directions without guaranteeing an exchange-rate level.Social tradingSocial trading shares information and decisions; rankings without consistent data cannot establish strategy quality.Sortino RatioSortino compares return above a target with shortfalls from it; a positive return can still miss the target.Spinning TopMeasure the body and both shadows so small net change is not confused with small price movement.Spot (immediate settlement)Spot exchanges currencies for near-date delivery; using a spot reference in a CFD does not create currency delivery.spread (bid-ask spread)Spread is the ask-bid difference; P/L using the correct fill prices already reflects it.Stochastic OscillatorCalculate the close's position in the full window separately from subsequent smoothing.Stop huntingA stop-hunting allegation requires evidence; a wick and reversal do not reveal participants’ intentions.Stop lossAn ordinary stop loss defines an exit condition but guarantees neither the fill price nor the loss amount.Stop orderAn ordinary stop activates a request at its threshold; it guarantees neither a trend nor a fill price.Stop outStop-out is forced position closure following a collateral shortfall under the applicable rules.STP brokerSTP describes automated processing; it does not guarantee acceptance, complete execution or an agency role.Support and ResistanceState zone boundaries and the break condition rather than equating a line breach with invalidation.swap (overnight charge)CFD swap is financing on a carried position; its sign, unit and schedule depend on the product.Swing HighSeparate the extreme's bar from the later bar that completes required right-hand observations.Swing LowCheck every required right-hand low before treating a local trough as confirmed.Sydney SessionCheck date, time zone and broker instrument when the week opens; the local calendar day can differ in Sydney.Tail RiskTail risk concerns severely adverse outcomes; an overall mean can poorly represent their magnitude.Take profit (TP)Take profit is a favorable-move exit condition; triggering, execution and net P/L are separate.Tankan Survey (BoJ Business Sentiment)Match sector, firm size and current or forecast columns; a positive DI does not measure output growth.Tax residencyResidence follows domestic rules and applicable treaties; in Poland, day count is only one part of the assessment.Three Black CrowsCheck opens within previous bodies, closes and shadows rather than counting colors alone.Three White SoldiersCheck closes near the highs and successive opens within preceding bodies.Tier-1 dealers (market makers)Tier-1 is an informal label; compare the counterparty, size, credit and execution rules.TiltTilt is informal terminology; assess skipped checks and limits, with pause criteria set in advance.Tokyo SessionConvert both offset and date for Tokyo activity; server time can fall on the preceding day relative to the local event.Trade BalanceMatch period and coverage for exports and imports; goods-only balances differ from goods-and-services balances.Trading DisciplineAssess discipline against a recorded rule and information available at the decision, independently of one trade's outcome.Trading JournalA journal links plan, execution, costs and result; complete entries separate process departures from price changes.Trading PlanCheck compliance with prior rules separately from positive or negative results.TradingViewSeparate an alert, an order sent through an integration and account execution confirmation.Trailing stopTrailing moves a stop after favorable price movement; MT5’s local mechanism requires a running terminal.TrendState timeframe and swing rules for each trend description to avoid apparent contradictions.Trend StrengthCompare the same measure and timeframe while separating volatility from directional movement.TriangleDescribe both boundary slopes and define breakout criteria separately.Triple swapA triple adjustment applies a stated rate for three days; check sign, instrument and calendar.Unemployment RateUnemployment uses the labour force as denominator; departures can lower the rate without increasing employment.USD/CAD (Loonie)USD/CAD quotes CAD per USD; CAD price P/L needs conversion when the account is in USD.USD/JPYUSD/JPY states JPY per USD; USD P/L also depends on the yen conversion rate.Value at Risk (VaR)VaR is a threshold for a stated horizon and confidence level; it does not describe losses beyond it.Variable spreadVariable spread is the ask–bid difference at a given time; it is distinct from execution slippage.Volatility IndicatorCheck units and price scale before comparing two volatility readings.Volume ProfileSelect the bin with greatest available volume rather than the geometric price midpoint.VPS (Virtual Private Server)A VPS hosts a remote terminal; uptime, robot operation and confirmed orders need separate checks.Walk-forward analysisFreeze rules for each next test window and record procedural changes as a new version.WedgeCompare changes in width between boundaries rather than their shared direction alone.Weekend gapCompare a gap using the same bid or ask side; an ordinary stop guarantees no fill price when intermediate quotes are unavailable.Win RateWin rate needs a defined sample, cost treatment and zero-result convention; it does not establish profitability alone.Wyckoff MethodSeparate price-and-volume schematics from established participant identities.

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From quotes to position units

Identify buying and selling prices, position direction and price-movement units. Then convert lots into base-currency quantities.

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  1. bid and ask (bid-ask prices)Select the correct quote side for a purchase or sale.
  2. spread (bid-ask spread)Calculate P/L from fills without deducting spread a second time.
  3. Long position (bullish position)Calculate long P/L from opening ask, closing bid and the stated quantity.
  4. Short positionCalculate short P/L from opening bid and the actual repurchase ask.
  5. PipSeparate pip count from cash value using the correct pair’s price unit.
  6. Pipette (fractional pip)Convert pipettes into pips without confusing the factor of ten.
  7. Platform pointRead two specification units without equating display precision with tick size.
  8. Lot (position unit)Convert lot count into base units using the stated contract size.
  9. mini lot (0.1 lot)Connect a mini lot with the correct unit quantity and USD pip value.
  10. Micro lot (0.01 lot)Retain the pip-value currency and apply an explicit conversion rate.

Read the account and its margin thresholds

Combine balance with open P/L, calculate available collateral and margin level, then distinguish a warning from forced closure.

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  1. BalanceSeparate a booked transaction from the P/L of a position still open.
  2. Floating P/LCalculate open valuation using the correct quote and separate it from a balance booking.
  3. EquityCalculate equity without omitting open P/L or deducting margin.
  4. Margin (deposit margin)Calculate a model collateral requirement and distinguish it from cost and notional.
  5. Free margin (available margin)Distinguish zero free margin from a forced-close threshold.
  6. Margin LevelCalculate the ratio with the correct denominator and separate a percentage from a cash amount.
  7. Margin callSeparate a model warning threshold from close-out and from any promise of reaction time.
  8. Stop outCheck the threshold basis and close-out condition without inventing liquidation order.

From exposure to a risk plan

Convert quantity into notional, separate effective leverage from margin requirements and examine an exit plan. Size the model trade and measure drawdown.

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  1. Position notional (notional value)Convert base quantity into currency-labelled notional without adding two valuations of the same position.
  2. LeverageDistinguish notional-to-equity from notional-to-margin.
  3. Stop lossUse the actual stop fill and distinguish the full loss from deterioration against the plan.
  4. Take profit (TP)Select the quote side for a short’s TP and separate the condition from confirmed execution.
  5. Risk-Reward RatioName each ratio’s numerator and denominator, and separate a plan from profitability.
  6. Position size (lot quantity)Calculate model volume from a budget, exit distance and pip value.
  7. DrawdownUse the earlier peak as denominator and distinguish drawdown from return since the start.

Reconcile a trade result with the account

Separate open valuation from closed P/L. Include the closed quantity, both commission sides and signed financing, without deducting spread twice.

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  1. Floating P/LCalculate open valuation using the correct quote and separate it from a balance booking.
  2. Realized P/LSettle only the closed quantity and separate its result from the remaining open valuation.
  3. CommissionScale a model per-lot rate to quantity and both execution sides.
  4. swap (overnight charge)Include the sign, quantity and explicit financing-application count in the model.
  5. spread (bid-ask spread)Calculate P/L from fills without deducting spread a second time.
  6. BalanceSeparate a booked transaction from the P/L of a position still open.

From provider structure to confirmation

Separate contractual party, hedging, automation and confirmed execution.

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  1. OTC market (over-the-counter)Identify the trading arrangement from documents rather than interface design.
  2. Market makerSeparate the quoting role from a hedging decision.
  3. Dealing deskEvaluate stated policies rather than infer behavior from a label.
  4. B-bookSeparate gross client volume from net provider exposure.
  5. A-bookSeparate the client agreement from the external hedge.
  6. STP brokerSeparate automation from the order’s result.
  7. ECN brokerCompare the full entry-and-exit cost.
  8. Last lookSeparate the checking window from other delays.
  9. RequoteSeparate a new offer, acceptance and trade confirmation.
  10. Order executionAdd confirmed fills without including pending quantity.

Orders, prices and execution quality

Move from instruction conditions to quantity, costs and evidence needed to assess execution.

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  1. Pending order (conditional order)Identify expiry without execution.
  2. Limit orderAssess both price boundaries and confirmed quantity.
  3. Stop orderSeparate the trigger level from later price behavior.
  4. Market orderInterpret a specific volume-filling policy.
  5. LiquidityMatch available quantity to requested volume.
  6. Price gapSeparate a price event from the execution result.
  7. SlippageDistinguish adverse and favorable differences for buys and sells.
  8. Fixed spreadConvert one fixed spread for two position quantities.
  9. Variable spreadRead spread width as quotes change.
  10. Trailing stopSeparate a confirmed stop from a future local update.
  11. Stop huntingCheck the relevant quote side before inferring intent.

Pair units and result currency

Practice quote direction, quote-currency P/L and separate account-currency conversion.

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  1. Base currencyIdentify the base independently of account currency.
  2. quote currency (counter currency)Label the result’s units before account conversion.
  3. EUR/USDMove from price P/L to net P/L.
  4. GBP/USD (Cable)Interpret two separate currency relationships together.
  5. AUD/USD (the aussie)Calculate a short position’s result in quote currency.
  6. NZD/USD (Kiwi)Convert a quote-currency budget into base units.
  7. USD/CAD (Loonie)Calculate quote-currency P/L before conversion.
  8. USD/JPYSeparate a fixed JPY result from its changing USD value.
  9. EUR/JPYCalculate the cash value of an assumed pip.
  10. GBP/JPYReduce quantity when assumed loss per unit increases.
  11. EUR/GBPSeparate price P/L from currency conversion.

Products, delivery and financing calendars

Compare grouping conventions, contract specifications, delivery dates and explicit financing rates.

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  1. Major PairsIdentify the limits of the stated major-pair convention.
  2. Minor Pairs (Cross Pairs)Distinguish USD’s absence from minor-pair classification.
  3. Exotic PairsCalculate cash spread cost rather than compare raw numbers.
  4. Commodity CurrenciesSeparate an economic label from a measurable data relationship.
  5. Gold (XAU/USD)Compare underlying exposure before comparing lots.
  6. CFD (contract for difference)Apply a contract multiplier to a price result.
  7. Spot (immediate settlement)Read the delivery obligation from product terms.
  8. Settlement and value dateSeparate trade date from the agreed delivery date.
  9. Rollover (position renewal)Apply a stated financing rate.
  10. Triple swapCalculate the three-day adjustment without reversing its sign.
  11. Islamic account (swap-free)Check exemption scope and calculate a replacement fee.

From position budgets to portfolios

Choose quantity, recalculate additions and shared exposures, and recognize loss-model limits.

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  1. Position SizingCheck the risk budget after rounding quantity.
  2. 1% RuleSeparate planned loss from required margin.
  3. Compound Position SizingCalculate capital after consecutive fixed-percentage losses.
  4. Anti-Martingale SystemCalculate the next risk amount after an equity decline.
  5. PyramidingAdd tranche results at one common exit price.
  6. HedgingCalculate the unhedged portion of a future payment.
  7. Portfolio RiskExpress the combined loss budget as a percentage of equity.
  8. Currency Pair CorrelationCheck data consistency before comparing correlations.
  9. DiversificationIdentify repeated exposure to the US dollar.
  10. Tail RiskCompare the overall mean with an extreme scenario.
  11. Black Swan EventIdentify a risk omitted from a scenario set.

Net results and risk measures

Define sample and costs first, then compare measures under consistent assumptions.

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  1. Break-EvenFind the zero-result repurchase price for a short position.
  2. Win RateClassify trades using net results.
  3. ExpectancyCalculate a modeled average after a cost on every trial.
  4. Maximum DrawdownSeparate the historical maximum from current drawdown.
  5. Calmar RatioCompare return-to-drawdown ratios under matching assumptions.
  6. Sharpe RatioConstruct excess returns period by period.
  7. Sortino RatioIdentify a shortfall relative to a nonzero target.
  8. Value at Risk (VaR)Check horizon and confidence before comparing thresholds.
  9. Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR)Calculate a selected tail mean without confusing it with the maximum.
  10. Kelly CriterionCalculate a binary formula’s sensitivity to probability.

Accounts, copying and programs

Separate simulation, real-money units, result allocation and contractual reward conditions.

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  1. Demo accountSeparate a procedural test from a live-result test.
  2. Cent accountConvert a result in cents into its currency.
  3. Social tradingCheck open P/L and cash flows before comparing profiles.
  4. Copy tradingCheck whether a scaled volume is executable.
  5. PAMM accountCalculate a proportional share of a modeled loss.
  6. Prop firm (proprietary trading firm)Check whether a loss rule measures balance or equity.
  7. PayoutSeparate performance basis, payment entitlement and actual transfer.
  8. VPS (Virtual Private Server)Confirm strategy operation after an environment change.

Entity, obligations and client protection

Check legal entity, client class and the applicable scope of EU, Polish, Cyprus or UK rules.

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  1. KYC (Know Your Customer)Separate customer, representative and beneficial owner.
  2. AML (Anti-Money Laundering)Recognize when customer information may need updating.
  3. CySEC RegulationMatch an offer’s details to the correct regulatory entry.
  4. KNF RegulationIdentify the correct category of register entry.
  5. ESMA regulationDistinguish a historical document from specific account rules.
  6. FCA RegulationSeparate firm authorization from claim eligibility.
  7. Leverage capsSeparate marketing categories from legal CFD categories.
  8. Segregated accountsSeparate money records from investment performance.
  9. Negative balance protectionSeparate debt protection from preservation of capital.
  10. Payment for order flow (PFOF)Identify an executor’s payment rather than the client’s fee.

From observations to price structure

Define swings, horizon and boundaries before distinguishing a break, retest and invalidation.

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  1. Price ActionDistinguish a price observation from an unsupported narrative.
  2. Swing HighLocate swing-high availability without using future data.
  3. Swing LowReject a candidate violated before its confirmation window ends.
  4. TrendSeparate larger-scale structure from a local retracement.
  5. Support and ResistanceCheck a close against the support zone's lower boundary.
  6. BreakoutApply a breakout buffer to the closing price.
  7. FakeoutApply a return criterion without inferring market intent.
  8. PullbackApply an additional reaction condition after a retest.
  9. RetracementDistinguish retracement depth from price return.
  10. Pivot PointsCompare classic R1 and S1 distances from P.

Direction and strength tools

Check indicator inputs and windows; separate direction, strength and plotted levels from actual orders.

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  1. Moving Average (MA)Translate indicator length into the chosen chart's observation units.
  2. Simple Moving Average (SMA)Calculate SMA after its window shifts.
  3. Exponential Moving Average (EMA)Calculate one EMA update with a specified coefficient.
  4. Donchian ChannelDistinguish a prior-bars channel from one updated by the current bar.
  5. Ichimoku Cloud (Ichimoku Kinko Hyo)Identify historical inputs behind a forward-plotted line.
  6. Average Directional Index (ADX)Distinguish trend strength from direction.
  7. Trend StrengthRecognize insufficient reasoning based on wide candles.
  8. Parabolic SAR (Stop And Reverse)Calculate a basic indicator step without equating it with an account stop.

Oscillators without mixed scales

Learn formulas and reference lines, match pivots and assess disagreement without an automatic trade decision.

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  1. Momentum OscillatorCalculate ratio-based Momentum and identify its reference.
  2. Relative Strength Index (RSI)Calculate RSI from two specified smoothed inputs.
  3. Stochastic OscillatorCalculate fast %K with a positive range.
  4. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)Distinguish main MACD's sign from the difference histogram's sign.
  5. DivergenceReject comparisons between mismatched points.
  6. Regular DivergenceClassify the mismatch separately from an entry decision.
  7. Hidden DivergenceClassify bearish hidden divergence.
  8. Confluence (Multiple Signals)Identify repeated information in a signal combination.

Volatility and transformed data

Compare units and sources; check what smoothing and alternative chart construction leave out.

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  1. Volatility IndicatorCalculate relative ATR as an explicit comparison aid.
  2. Average True Range (ATR)Calculate TR when the previous close lies outside the candle.
  3. Bollinger BandsCalculate band width without inventing a directional signal.
  4. Mean ReversionCalculate deviation changes against a moving reference.
  5. Bollinger Band SqueezeCalculate relative width without inferring direction.
  6. Heikin-Ashi CandlesCalculate HA close and identify appropriate execution data.
  7. Renko ChartsCalculate a reversal level under a specified Renko construction.
  8. Kagi ChartsDistinguish an intrabar path from its closing observation.
  9. Currency Strength MeterInterpret a pair's change from base and quote currency perspectives.

Bodies, shadows and context

Measure candle boundaries and tolerances before checking two- or three-candle pattern conditions.

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  1. Doji CandleApply a stated doji classification tolerance.
  2. Spinning TopCalculate a small body's share of a wide range.
  3. MarubozuIdentify the limits of inference from wickless OHLC.
  4. Inside BarApply strict and non-strict containment rules.
  5. HaramiIdentify body containment without an inside-bar condition.
  6. Engulfing PatternCheck body engulfing despite an unengulfed shadow.
  7. HammerSeparate candle geometry from naming context.
  8. Pin Bar (Pinocchio Bar)Check a specified shadow-to-body ratio.
  9. Shooting StarCalculate the shadow without confusing it with the complete range.
  10. Morning StarCalculate the penetration boundary and distinguish a small body from doji.
  11. Evening StarCheck the first-body midpoint and recognize an unmet condition.

Geometry and pattern completion

Compare boundaries, context and completion conditions without treating pattern names as promises.

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  1. FlagDistinguish consolidation shape from the preceding move.
  2. PennantIdentify a missing preceding move in a pennant candidate.
  3. TriangleClassify geometry without assigning a certain direction.
  4. WedgeDetect absent narrowing in a wedge candidate.
  5. Double BottomCheck the completion condition for a double bottom.
  6. Double TopDistinguish similar highs from a completed structure.
  7. Head and ShouldersSelect the correct neckline points.
  8. Three White SoldiersRecognize poor conformity when a close is far from its high.
  9. Three Black CrowsDetect missing opening containment in a three-candle structure.

Anchors, ratios and rules

Practice leg measurement, anchor selection and variant checks before assigning a label.

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  1. Fibonacci RetracementLocate a 61.8% correction of a downward leg.
  2. Fibonacci ExtensionCalculate an extension in the direction of a downward AB leg.
  3. Harmonic PatternRecognize rule changes made to force a pattern fit.
  4. ABCD PatternProject CD from the correct starting point.
  5. Gartley PatternLocate two different retracement levels of the same leg.
  6. Bat PatternCalculate two separate retracements of XA.
  7. Butterfly PatternLocate D in an ideal Butterfly with a specified XA leg.
  8. Crab PatternLocate 1.618 XA and identify an incompatible B.
  9. Cypher PatternSelect the correct leg when calculating D.
  10. Elliott WaveApply a standard impulse rule without making it stricter.

Market data and interpretation limits

Distinguish executions and order books from chart labels and unconfirmed participant narratives.

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  1. OBV (On-Balance Volume)Apply OBV's unchanged-close rule.
  2. Order flowCalculate execution delta without inferring participant numbers.
  3. Order Flow AnalysisRecognize what two order-book snapshots cannot resolve.
  4. Volume ProfileLocate POC in an asymmetric histogram.
  5. Wyckoff MethodApply an interpretive model without treating it as identification of a person.
  6. Smart Money Concepts (SMC)Separate a checkable price condition from its proposed cause.
  7. Order BlockCompare two boundary conventions for the same candle.
  8. Breaker BlockDescribe invalidation and retesting under an explicit rule.
  9. Fair Value Gap (FVG)Locate an FVG zone and identify its inference limit.
  10. Change of Character (ChoCh)Compare the same close against two structural scales.

From a plan to automation tests

Match platform and execution rules, separate test samples and assess risk assumptions.

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  1. Trading PlanIdentify a process deviation despite a profit.
  2. Algorithmic tradingIdentify missing state checks in an automated rule.
  3. Expert Advisor (EA)Distinguish blocked orders from continuing EA analysis.
  4. High-frequency trading (HFT)Avoid confusing messaging activity with executed trading.
  5. MetaTrader 4 (MT4)Check compatibility between program and account environments.
  6. MetaTrader 5 (MT5)Calculate a net position after an opposing trade.
  7. cTrader PlatformCompare account offers without attributing them to the platform.
  8. TradingViewRecognize that an alert alone does not prove execution.
  9. BacktestingIdentify an execution price unavailable under the stated model.
  10. Walk-forward analysisRecognize reuse of out-of-sample data.
  11. Monte Carlo simulationIdentify what shuffling preserves when trade amounts are fixed.
  12. Martingale SystemCompare the next attempt's profit with accumulated losses.

Reading central-bank decisions

Move from mandates and tools to decisions, votes, minutes and projections; distinguish document status from currency forecasts.

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  1. Central banksIdentify an institution's role from its purpose and decision document.
  2. Monetary PolicyDistinguish central-bank action from an observed outcome.
  3. Central Bank Rate DecisionSeparate an adopted rate change from forecast surprise.
  4. Rate Hike vs Rate CutSeparate absolute and relative rate changes.
  5. Hawkish vs DovishIdentify the reference point for a tone assessment.
  6. Central Bank Meeting MinutesLink minutes to the corresponding meeting and decision.
  7. Dot Plot (Fed Funds Rate Projections)Find a fictional projection median without treating it as a decision.
  8. Federal Reserve (Fed)Identify a policy target and market observation.
  9. European Central Bank (ECB)Separate a common policy decision from national implementation.
  10. Bank of England (BoE)Read the decision separately from MPC members' preferences.
  11. Bank of Canada (BoC)Distinguish announcement, effective and funding-charge dates.
  12. Bank of Japan (BoJ)Classify a BoJ document as a decision, projection or survey.

Publication, units and interpretation

Match timing, reference period and vintage, then distinguish levels, growth rates, nominal values and indicator coverage.

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  1. Economic CalendarLink an event to its reference period and correct chart time.
  2. Economic Data ReleasesCompare a new release with the revised previous value.
  3. Consumer Price Index (CPI)Match a forecast's scope and period to the released CPI.
  4. PCE Price Index (Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge)Select a comparable measure for the Fed's inflation objective.
  5. InflationConvert positive inflation into a new index level.
  6. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)Convert quarterly growth using compounding.
  7. Retail SalesDecompose sales value in a simple example.
  8. Trade BalanceCombine matching goods and services balances.
  9. DXY (U.S. Dollar Index)Separate a basket result from a particular pair's movement.
  10. Consumer Sentiment IndexSeparate a revision from a change between successive months.

Reading economic surveys

Compare response directions, diffusion indexes, balances and horizons; distinguish a component from its headline indicator.

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  1. Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI)Separate the index level from its change.
  2. RatingDog Manufacturing PMI (formerly Caixin)Calculate an illustrative diffusion index without calling it the headline PMI.
  3. ISM Manufacturing PMI (United States)Read the component name before interpreting its threshold.
  4. ifo Business Climate Index (Germany)Calculate a response balance without calling it an index.
  5. Tankan Survey (BoJ Business Sentiment)Separate changes between surveys from future expectations.
  6. Consumer Sentiment IndexSeparate a revision from a change between successive months.
  7. Economic Data ReleasesCompare a new release with the revised previous value.
  8. Bank of Japan (BoJ)Classify a BoJ document as a decision, projection or survey.

Different US labour measures

Identify whether a release counts jobs, people, openings or claims. Compare periods, revisions and denominators.

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  1. Economic CalendarLink an event to its reference period and correct chart time.
  2. Economic Data ReleasesCompare a new release with the revised previous value.
  3. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)Separate a new payroll change from a previous revision.
  4. Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS)Check whether a position meets JOLTS opening criteria.
  5. Initial Jobless ClaimsCheck whether weekly claims observations are comparable.
  6. Unemployment RateCalculate unemployment after a hypothetical labour-force departure.
  7. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)Convert quarterly growth using compounding.
  8. Monetary PolicyDistinguish central-bank action from an observed outcome.

FX participants, access and execution

Move from trading purpose to quoted size, credit relationships and execution channels; check each label's limits.

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  1. Retail vs institutional tradersSeparate purpose, entity and client classification.
  2. Corporations (treasury hedging)Calculate a simplified corporate payment exposure.
  3. Hedge funds in forexIdentify records needed to compare fund strategies.
  4. Commercial banksCalculate a residual flow in a simplified bank example.
  5. Tier-1 dealers (market makers)Check offer conditions instead of relying on a label.
  6. Liquidity providersCheck amounts and conditions before assessing complete execution.
  7. Forex LiquidityCalculate a weighted average fill in a static hypothetical book.
  8. Interbank MarketCheck whether bank quotes are comparable.
  9. Dark pools in forexExplain how matching flows can reduce publicly visible turnover.
  10. Prime brokerageCheck a proposed trade against its contractual scope.

Sessions, time zones and breaks

Convert both time and date, find shared activity windows and separate benchmarks from available execution prices.

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  1. Sydney SessionConvert an opening time including the change of date.
  2. Tokyo SessionConvert an event time including its calendar date.
  3. London SessionConvert an illustrative London event into UTC.
  4. New York SessionConvert an event time using specified offsets.
  5. Session OverlapFind two hypothetical windows' intersection.
  6. Economic CalendarLink an event to its reference period and correct chart time.
  7. London Fix (4PM Fix)Match a benchmark to a hypothetical contract.
  8. Weekend gapSeparate a quote gap from an order's execution price.

Recording and assessing decisions

Record rules before acting, compare execution with the plan and review complete evidence without diagnoses or success guarantees.

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  1. Trading JournalCalculate net result and record a deviation separately.
  2. Trading DisciplineAssess decision compliance before assessing its financial result.
  3. Fear and GreedSeparate the feeling, action and breached rule.
  4. FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)Check whether a signal or fear of missing out drove entry.
  5. Herd MentalityDistinguish independent reasoning from copying direction.
  6. Loss AversionCompare reactions to equal results without quantifying emotions.
  7. Overconfidence BiasCompare stated confidence with complete results.
  8. Recency BiasSeparate a new observation from a justified assumption change.
  9. Revenge TradingAssess re-entry against a new signal and rules.
  10. TiltCompare behaviour with a recorded pause criterion.

Poland: records, instruments and residence

Identify entity and instrument, organize receipts and costs, then assess income category, rate conditions and residence.

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  1. Trading JournalCalculate net result and record a deviation separately.
  2. Retail vs institutional tradersSeparate purpose, entity and client classification.
  3. Corporations (treasury hedging)Calculate a simplified corporate payment exposure.
  4. JDG vs sp. z o.o. (Poland)Sort records by entity and period.
  5. Belka tax (Poland)Separate interest records from trading records before assessing Polish reporting.
  6. PIT-38 (Poland)Prepare a document list for assessing Polish reporting.
  7. 9% CIT for a Polish limited companySeparate income classification from eligibility conditions.
  8. Tax residencyOrganize residence evidence without applying a universal day-count test.

Rates, exposures and market measures

Separate central-bank action, forward benchmarks, unhedged results, indexes and positioning reports.

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  1. Monetary PolicyDistinguish central-bank action from an observed outcome.
  2. Quantitative Easing (QE)Identify assets and payment flows in a QE purchase.
  3. SNB Intervention (Swiss National Bank)Read an operation's side without assuming a permanent floor.
  4. Interest Rate Parity (IRP)Apply CIP with the correct quote direction.
  5. Carry TradeSplit a position's result into carry, price movement and costs.
  6. Corporations (treasury hedging)Calculate a simplified corporate payment exposure.
  7. Hedge funds in forexIdentify records needed to compare fund strategies.
  8. Commitments of Traders (COT) reportDecompose a net-position change into long and short changes.
  9. DXY (U.S. Dollar Index)Separate a basket result from a particular pair's movement.

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