Disclaimer: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage.
You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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Tick
The smallest possible price movement of a financial instrument.
Time to maturity
Time to maturity is the period remaining before a financial contract reaches its final date. For a bond, that is when the issuer must repay the face value. For an option, it is the time left before the option expires. A bond issued for ten years will have only three years to maturity after seven years have passed. The remaining time can affect price and risk. A long-dated bond usually reacts more strongly to interest-rate changes than a similar short-dated bond. For options, less time means less opportunity for the underlying market to make a favourable move before expiry.
Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP)
A TWAP algorithm spreads an order across a chosen period instead of sending the full amount at once. The schedule gives each time section similar importance. An order for 60,000 shares over six hours might aim to trade about 10,000 shares per hour. This can reduce the immediate market impact of a large transaction. TWAP differs from VWAP because it follows time, while VWAP aims to follow where market volume occurs. The method is easier to predict than a volume-based schedule, which can also make it easier for other traders to notice. Actual execution can still differ from the calculated average when prices move during the order.
Timeframe
The length of time represented by each candle or bar on a price chart.
TINA: There Is No Alternative
TINA stands for “There Is No Alternative.” In markets, the phrase describes a belief that one asset class looks attractive mainly because the alternatives appear worse. When interest rates are very low, investors may say TINA supports shares because cash and government bonds offer little return. The argument is relative, not absolute. It does not claim that shares are cheap or safe, only that other choices look less appealing. TINA can lose force when bond yields rise or new opportunities appear elsewhere. It is a market narrative rather than a valuation method, economic law, or instruction that investors must choose the asset being discussed.
Tokyo session
The Tokyo session is the part of the global trading day centred on business hours in Japan. It is often grouped with the wider Asian session, which also includes activity from centres such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, and Wellington. Yen pairs are usually most closely associated with this period, although the Australian and New Zealand dollars can also be active. Liquidity may be lower than during the London and New York overlap, so some currency pairs can trade within narrower ranges. Economic news from Japan, China, Australia, or New Zealand can quickly change that pattern. Exact session times depend on the time zone used by the platform.
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