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Why must exchanges follow Anti-Money Laundering (AML) guidelines? Community
Exchanges follow Anti-Money Laundering guidelines to prevent criminal funds from entering the financial system and to meet legal obligations set by regulators. AML rules require exchanges to verify...
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What are derivatives, and how are they used on Wall Street? Community
Derivatives are financial contracts whose value comes from an underlying asset such as stocks, bonds, interest rates, commodities, or currencies. Wall Street uses them to manage risk, speculate on...
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What are the mechanics of Bill Williams fractals? Community
Bill Williams' fractals highlight potential turning points in the market. They form when price creates a five-candle pattern where the middle candle is the highest high or lowest low. A bullish...
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What is fractional share investing, and which platforms offer it? Community
Fractional share investing allows traders to buy a portion of a single stock rather than a full share, making it possible to invest in expensive stocks (like Amazon or Tesla) with just a few dollars....
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What is the Kill Zone in Smart Money Concepts (SMC), and how do traders use it? Community
The "Kill Zone" in Smart Money Concepts (SMC) refers to specific high-probability trading windows when institutional traders (smart money) are most active, leading to strong price movements. This...
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Can the spread change during high market volatility? Community
Yes, the spread – the difference between the bid and ask price – can widen during periods of high market volatility. In volatile markets, rapid price fluctuations create uncertainty and increased...
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