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Glossary:
  1. Altcoin
  2. Ask Price
  3. Asset Allocation
  4. Balance
  5. Base Currency
  6. Bear Market
  7. Beta
  8. Bid Price
  9. Bitcoin
  10. Blockchain
  11. Blue Chip Stocks
  12. Bond
  13. Bull Market
  14. Capital Gain
  15. Capital Preservation
  16. Cold Storage
  17. Contract for Differences
  18. Crypto Exchange
  19. Cryptocurrency
  20. Currency Pair
  21. Day Order
  22. Day Trading
  23. Debt Security
  24. DeFi
  25. Diversification
  26. Dividend
  27. Drawdown
  28. Equity
  29. ETF
  30. Ethereum
  31. Fiscal Policy
  32. Forex
  33. Forex Broker
  34. Fork
  35. Free Margin
  36. FUD
  37. Fundamental Analysis
  38. Gas
  39. GDP
  40. GTC
  41. Hash Rate
  42. Hedge
  43. Hedge Fund
  44. HODL
  45. Hot Wallet
  46. ICO
  47. Index Fund
  48. Inflation
  49. IPO
  50. Leverage
  51. Limit Order
  52. Liquidity
  53. Long Position
  54. Lot Size
  55. Margin
  56. Market Capitalization
  57. Market Order
  58. Mining
  59. Moving Average
  60. Mutual Fund
  61. NFT
  62. Node
  63. Order
  64. Overbought
  65. Oversold
  66. P/E Ratio
  67. Pip
  68. Portfolio
  69. Position
  70. Private Key
  71. Public Float
  72. Public Key
  73. Pump and Dump
  74. Quote Currency
  75. ReFi
  76. Resistance Level
  77. Risk Tolerance
  78. Satoshi
  79. Secondary Market Offering
  80. Securities
  81. Share
  82. Shares Outstanding
  83. Short Position
  84. Slippage
  85. Smart Contract
  86. Spinning (IPO)
  87. Spread
  88. Stablecoin
  89. Stock
  90. Stock Exchange
  91. Stockbroker
  92. Stop-Loss Order
  93. Support Level
  94. Swap
  95. Take-Profit Order
  96. Technical Analysis
  97. Token
  98. Treasury Bonds
  99. Volatility
  100. Volume
  101. Wallet
  102. Whale
  103. Yield

What is Pip?

Pip

Stands for "Percentage in Point" and is the smallest increment of trade in Forex. In the Forex market, prices are quoted to the fourth decimal point.
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