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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.
Speculation involves making high-risk financial transactions in hopes of significant gains, based on potential market movements.
Hedging is a strategy used in finance to offset potential losses by taking opposite positions in related assets.
Delivery Date refers to the specific day when goods are scheduled to arrive at their designated location after being shipped by the seller.