Trader's Guide
What kind of instruments do we know?
Forex

Forex stands for "Foreign Exchange". It is an international foreign exchange market, often referred to as FX. It is also the largest and most liquid market in the world. It is decentralized trading, in which one currency is changed for another to make money.

Shares

Physical shares represent a securities with which can associate management, profit or liquidation balance of a particular company. Investments in companies' shares have performed much better than other investment products in recent years.

Indices

Stock Indices are a statistical quantity that measures changes in the portfolio of stocks representing a portion of the total stock market (in some cases the entire market). Indices are also referred to as indicators of developments in the financial market.

Commodities

Commodities include precious metals, such as gold, silver, palladium or platinum, energy raw materials, such as oil and natural gas, but also agricultural raw materials, such as wheat, maize, coffee or cotton.

Wonderinterest | Step 1: Start learning
Step 1: Start learning

Millions of newcomers try their luck in the market every year, but most of them leave with failure and disappointment. Why? Insufficient preparation. Most of those who fail have one thing in common: they have not mastered the basic skills needed to take a chance for success winning. However, if a person finds enough time to learn basics, it...

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Wonderinterest | Step 2: Find the right broker
Step 2: Find the right broker

Fees, reliability and trade execution are among the factors you should only use when choosing your broker. However, with such a great demand for online trading, we see that more new companies are entering, which they hope to benefit from the growth of retail investors. This can make it difficult for investors to find the broker that is right for...

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Wonderinterest | Step 3: Practice Demo Account Trading
Step 3: Practice Demo Account Trading

There is nothing better than practical experience without the pressure of a possible mistake due to lack of experience. You can get them through virtual trading tools at the so-called Account demo. Trading on this "training" account will allow you to test your trading skills and gain experience before you create a Real Trading Account and deposi...

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Wonderinterest | Step 4: Learn to analyze
Step 4: Learn to analyze

Stock analysis helps investors find the best investment opportunities. By using analytical methods when researching joint stock companies, you can try to find, for example, undervalued stocks that will be in a great position to achieve potential returns in the future. However, keep in mind that where there is a potential profit, there is also a...

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Wonderinterest | Step 5: Opening a Real Trading Account
Step 5: Opening a Real Trading Account

Brokerage companies have tens to hundreds of thousands of clients. It is not possible to accept physical orders from every client. Modern business accounts therefore operate in an online space, so you can conveniently check your finances from the comfort of your home at any time 24 hours a day.

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Trading dictionary
What is the stock market?

The stock market is a collection of markets and stock exchanges where the regular purchase, sale and issue of shares in publicly traded companies takes place. Such financial activities are carried out through institutionalized formal exchanges or over-the-counter (OTC) markets, which operate according to defined regulations.

What is a bear market?

The bear market is the state of the market when prices fall for a longer period of time. A typical example is a situation in which the prices of traded assets fall by 20% or more from recent highs due to widespread pessimism and negative investor sentiment. The bear market is the opposite of a bull market and may be accompanied by a general economic downturn, such as a recession.

What is a bull market?

A bull market is a state of the financial market in which prices are rising or expected to rise. The term "bull market" is most commonly used to refer to the stock market, but can be used for anything traded, such as bonds, real estate, currencies and commodities. Because securities prices rise and fall essentially continuously during trading, the term "bull market" is generally reserved for longer periods in which a large proportion of securities prices rise. Bull markets usually last months or even years.

What is leverage?

Using leverage means that you trade more funds than you have in your account. For example, a 1:10 leverage will allow you to trade up to ten times the capital invested in the trading account. It is important to realize that using a leverage can increase your potential gain / deepen your potential loss. Brokers with a European license provide clients with a maximum leverage of 1:30.

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