Glossary

As an independent member of an Exchange, these individuals operate on the floor of an exchange to manage transactions for other exchange members that become overloaded with orders.

Federal Open Market Committee of the U.S. Federal Reserve that establishes monetary policy.

An oscillator designed by Dr. Alexander Elder that measures the power behind price movements to identify potential changes in trend.

The simultaneous transaction of buying one currency and selling another, occurring on the global marketplace referred to as "Forex" or "FX".

These are exchange rate points that reflect the difference between interest rates of two currencies. Forward Points are the basis points that are added or subtracted from the spot rate for a forward exchange transaction.

A method of anlayzing periodic waves through leveraging Trigonometric functions.

A share of equity that is only a portion of a full share, resulting from stock splits, corporate mergers or stock buyouts.

The Financial Times Stock Exchange 100 Index is an aggregation of 100 blue chip companies traded on the London Stock Exchange.

Abbreviation for the United Kingdom 100 Index.

An evaluation method which utilizes metrics gleaned from revenue reporting, future growth plans, earnings and other company data.