Thin is a term used to describe an illiquid, slippery, or choppy market environment.
It can also a light-volume market that produces erratic trading conditions.
The beginner's guide to FX trading
Thin is a term used to describe an illiquid, slippery, or choppy market environment.
It can also a light-volume market that produces erratic trading conditions.
Volume is a measure of quantity. In trading, the volume is the amount of a particular asset traded over a...
Risk sentiment is a term used to describe how financial market participants (traders and investors) are...
WTI is a specific grade of crude oil and is one of three major oil benchmarks used by those trading oil...
Liquidity describes the extent to which an asset can be bought and sold quickly, and at stable prices, and...
A technical indicator is a mathematical calculation that can be applied to price and volume data. It can be...
Don’t trade so large that fear dominates your trading.Richard Bargh