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Category – Risk Analysis

Risk analysis is the process of identifying, assessing, and managing the potential risks associated with an investment or trading strategy. In trading, risk analysis involves evaluating factors like market volatility, asset liquidity, and potential loss to determine the appropriate level of risk for each trade. Traders use various tools, such as value-at-risk (VaR) models, stop-loss orders, and diversification, to mitigate risk and protect their portfolios. Effective risk analysis is crucial for long-term trading success.

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FULL PROFIT PERCENTAGE

Full Profit Percentage represents the percentage gain relative to the entry price if a position reaches its optimal target price, offering insights into potential profitability.

RECOVERY TIME FROM DRAWDOWN

Recovery Time from Drawdown is the time taken for an investment to return to its previous peak after a drawdown. It indicates the resilience and recovery speed of an investment following losses.

RECOVERY DATETIME

Recovery Datetime captures the exact date and time when the price or value recovered to or exceeded the previous peak, using ISO 8601 format for precision.

PEAK PRICE

Peak Price represents the highest price achieved during the observed period for a transaction, trade, or portfolio, providing insight into maximum value points.

TROUGH PRICE

Trough Price represents the lowest price reached during the observed period for a transaction, trade, or portfolio, highlighting minimum value points.

PEAK PRICE DATETIME

Peak Price Datetime captures the exact date and time when the highest price was reached during a specified period, using ISO 8601 format for precision and consistency.

TROUGH PRICE DATETIME

Trough Price Datetime captures the exact date and time when the lowest price was reached during a specified period, using ISO 8601 format for precision and consistency.

SLIPPAGE

Slippage measures the difference between the expected price and the actual execution price of a transaction, reflecting market conditions and execution efficiency.

RISK FREE RATE

Risk-Free Rate represents the return on an investment with zero risk, often based on government bonds or other risk-free assets, providing a benchmark for evaluating risk-adjusted returns.

VOLATILITY

Volatility measures the degree of variation in returns over time, reflecting the level of risk and uncertainty associated with a transaction, trade, or portfolio.

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