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Volume refers to the total number of shares or contracts traded for a particular asset in a given period, indicating market activity and liquidity.

Price impact refers to the change in an asset's price caused by a specific trade size relative to the trading volume available.

An exchange fee is a charge imposed by a trading platform for facilitating buying, selling, or trading financial instruments or cryptocurrencies.

Trader's Fee refers to the charge imposed by a brokerage or trading platform for executing buy or sell transactions on behalf of investors.

A Good Till Cancelled (GTC) order remains active in the market until the investor cancels it or the trade is executed.

Fill or Kill (FOK) is a stock trading order that must be executed immediately in its entirety or not at all, minimizing market impact.

Realized P&L refers to the profit or loss generated from completed transactions, reflecting actual gains or losses from trading activities.

A price limit is a predefined point at which a transaction will no longer execute to prevent excessive losses or lock in profits in volatile markets.

A position limit is a regulatory threshold that caps the number of contracts an entity can hold in a derivative market to prevent market manipulation.

A clearing house is a financial intermediary that facilitates the exchange and settlement of transactions between multiple parties in various markets.