Voice indirect trading is a trade agreed by a voice-based method but intermediated by a third party (voice broker).
Voice Indirect Trading
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A central bank intervention occurs when a central bank buys (or sells) its currency in the foreign exchange market in order to raise (or lower) its value against another currency.
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Forex brokers will quote you two different prices for a currency pair: the bid and ask price. The “bid” is the price at which you can SELL the base currency. The “ask” is the price at which you can...
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A direct price stream refers to when a liquidity provider streams prices at which trades can be executed directly with another party. Trading not intermediated via a third party. Both...
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Slippage occurs when an order is filled at a price that is different from the requested price. The difference between the expected fill price and the actual fill price is the “slippage”. Whenever you are filled at a price different from the price requested, it’s called slippage. Slippage isn’t necessarily something that’s negative because any […]