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Category – Stock Trading

Stock trading involves buying and selling shares of publicly listed companies on exchanges such as the NYSE or NASDAQ. In trading, stock trading allows traders to speculate on price movements, invest for the long term, or hedge against market risks. Traders use various methods, including fundamental analysis, technical analysis, and quantitative strategies, to make informed decisions. Stock trading is essential to capital markets, offering liquidity and price discovery for investors worldwide.

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LONG

A Long position involves buying a security with the expectation that its price will increase. Traders profit by selling the security at a higher price. It's a bullish strategy reflecting confidence in the asset's future growth.

SHORT

A Short position involves selling a security that the trader doesn't own, with the intention of buying it back later at a lower price. Traders profit from the price decline. It's a bearish strategy, reflecting anticipation of the asset's price drop.

52-WEEK LOW

52-Week Low represents the lowest price an asset has reached in the same period, highlighting its weakest performance.

52-WEEK HIGH

52-Week High represents the highest price an asset has achieved in the past year, marking its peak performance.

CORRELATION WITH MARKET INDEX

Correlation with Market Index measures how an investment moves in relation to a market index. A correlation of 1 indicates perfect alignment, 0 indicates no relationship, and -1 indicates inverse movement.

BETA (MARKET VOLATILITY EXPOSURE)

Beta measures an investment's volatility relative to the market. A beta above 1 indicates higher volatility than the market, while a beta below 1 indicates lower volatility.

ALPHA (PERFORMANCE RELATIVE TO MARKET)

Alpha measures the performance of an investment relative to a market index. A positive alpha indicates outperformance, while a negative alpha indicates underperformance compared to the benchmark.

DAILY RETURN

Daily Return measures the percentage change in value from the previous day’s close to the current day’s close, providing insights into daily performance trends.

HIGHEST ENTRY PRICE

Highest Entry Price represents the highest price paid to enter a position in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, reflecting the maximum cost of acquisition.

HIGHEST EXIT PRICE

Highest Exit Price represents the highest price received to exit a position in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, reflecting the peak selling price.

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