Derivatives are financial instruments that derive their value from an underlying asset, such as a stock, commodity, currency, or interest rate. There are several types of derivatives, each with its own characteristics and uses. The most common types...
VenMar is offering a 20% bonus on initial deposits for new users. To claim the bonus, simply open a new account, complete the verification process, and make a deposit. The bonus applies to first-time deposits, with a maximum of up to $1,000 for...
Divergence trading is profitable. Traders should be aware, however, that this isn't always the case. It is always important to consider the indicators that are capable of filtering price movement. With filters, traders can focus on the important...
A weekly chart is the data series of price actions for a traded security. On a weekly chart, each candle, bar, or point on a line represents the price summary for a single week of trading. Candlestick charts and bar charts are the most common types...
Through the use of price channels, traders can determine the best entry points for trades. The downside risk and upside risk they can expect can be limited while they do this. Trading within the channel is considered in line with the current trend by...
HappyChain has unveiled plans for a $HAPPY token distribution through what it calls a “perpetual airdrop mechanism,” though full details are yet to be disclosed. The $HAPPY token is the native gas token of the HappyChain ecosystem, powering its...
Lucky Block (LBLOCK) is a blockchain-based cryptocurrency project designed to revolutionise traditional lotteries by leveraging decentralised technology for transparency, fairness, and global accessibility. Built initially on the Binance Smart Chain...
Web2, also known as the second generation of the World Wide Web, refers to the evolution of the internet from a collection of static web pages to a more dynamic and interactive experience. Web2 emerged in the early 2000s and was characterized by the...
Baltic Dry Index (BDI) is a transportation and trade index created by the Baltic Exchange in London. It measures changes in the cost of transferring raw resources like coal and steel.
Some common mistakes that forex traders make during a recession include overreacting to short-term fluctuations in the market, failing to diversify their portfolio, and underestimating the impact of broader economic trends on the forex market. To...