Haftungsausschluss: CFDs sind komplexe Instrumente und bergen aufgrund der Hebelwirkung ein hohes Risiko, schnell Geld zu verlieren.
Sie sollten sich überlegen, ob Sie die Funktionsweise von CFDs verstehen und ob Sie es sich leisten können, das hohe Risiko einzugehen, Ihr Geld zu verlieren.
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Handelsglossar
Glossarhandel bezieht sich auf eine Art Handelsstrategie, bei der Händler einen vordefinierten Satz von Begriffen, Definitionen oder Konzepten verwenden, um fundierte Entscheidungen zu treffen. Oft sind branchenspezifische Fachsprache, Finanzkennzahlen und Analysetools erforderlich, um Märkte effektiv zu steuern.
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Triangular Arbitrage
Three exchange rates should agree with one another mathematically. If they do not, triangular arbitrage may be possible. Imagine EUR/USD and USD/JPY imply that EUR/JPY should trade at 165, but the direct market briefly quotes 165.20. A trader may exchange euros into dollars, dollars into yen, and yen back into euros to capture the mismatch. All three transactions must be completed quickly because automated systems usually remove the difference almost immediately. The apparent profit also has to exceed spreads, fees, and execution changes. This form of arbitrage uses inconsistencies among three currency pairs rather than predicting which currency will rise.
Triffin Dilemma
A global reserve currency must be available in large amounts so other countries can use it for trade, savings, and financial contracts. The issuing country may supply that currency by running external deficits. Over time, however, those same deficits can weaken confidence in the currency’s value. This conflict is called the Triffin Dilemma, named after economist Robert Triffin. He applied the idea to the US dollar and the earlier Bretton Woods system. The dilemma is not a prediction that a reserve currency must collapse. It describes the tension between the world’s need for international liquidity and the issuing country’s need to preserve confidence in its money.
TRIN
TRIN, also called the Arms Index, compares stock-market breadth with trading volume. It uses the number of rising and falling shares, then adjusts that relationship by the volume traded in each group. A reading below 1 generally means rising shares are receiving a larger share of volume. A reading above 1 points to more volume flowing through falling shares. Very high or low readings can show unusually strong selling or buying pressure. The indicator can change sharply during the day, so one reading should be viewed in context. TRIN measures the balance of market activity, not the direction of one individual stock.
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD)
The dollar used in Trinidad and Tobago carries the code TTD. Writing TT$ is another way to separate it from the US, Canadian, and other dollars. One Trinidad and Tobago dollar is divided into 100 cents. The modern currency was introduced in 1964, shortly after the country became independent. Local banknotes and coins are issued by the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago. The familiar word “dollar” can create confusion in travel prices and international invoices, so TTD is important whenever the currency is not already obvious. A figure written only as $100 may need clarification before payment.
Triple Bottom
A triple bottom forms when a falling market reaches roughly the same low area three times and recovers after each test. The repeated support suggests that sellers have struggled to push the price lower. Traders usually wait for the market to rise above the peak between the lows before treating the pattern as complete. Without that break, the price may simply be moving sideways. The three bottoms do not need to have identical prices, but they should belong to the same visible support zone. The pattern is considered a possible bullish reversal because it appears after weakness. It remains a chart interpretation, not proof that the market has reached its final low.
Triple Moving Average Crossover
Using three moving averages adds a middle layer between fast and slow trend measures. A trader may follow 10-day, 30-day, and 100-day averages. When the shortest rises above the middle and both remain above the longest, the arrangement can show increasing upward momentum. The reverse order can point to a falling trend. Requiring three lines may filter out some weak signals, but it also causes more delay because moving averages use past prices. The exact periods are chosen by the user, and different settings can produce different signals. A crossover confirms that price behaviour changed; it does not identify the exact beginning of the move.
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