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What is Equity, Margin, Margin Level, Margin Call ?

Equity : Equity is the loss or profit of your running trade which is presented here. That is, if you close your running trade, what profit hobs can be seen in this equity. What is Margin : Margin is the amount of capital you need to open a trade in Forex. And free margin is the free margin that you get if you subtract the margin from your equity. Margin level : To determine the margin level, divide the equity by the margin and multiply the quotient by 100. Only then will the margin level be available. If the margin level comes to 30-35% then the broker will sell your trade. That is, the broker will not want to lose his loan money. Margin call : Margin call in forex market is if the margin used by you is more than the equity, it is called margin call. That is, when your equity is more than your margin or equity is less than your margin, call it margin.

Describe the main features of a computer

Describe the main features of a computer A computer is an electronic device that runs on electricity. We use different types of electronic devices in our daily life. But computers have some special features and capabilities compared to other electronic devices. Some of the notable features are: (1) High-Speed: The speed of a computer is like the speed of electricity. Computers work through electrical signals. And so the modern computer takes only 1 second to add 2 (two) crores One of the characteristics of a computer is that it is fast. (2) Correctness: If the computer is provided with correct input data and the correct program, there is 100% assurance about the correctness of the result after processing. Modern computers are proving that humans make mistakes, but computers don't. (3) Accuracy: Computers can perform mathematical operations efficiently and accurately. Computers are used in observational and research work due to two notable features speed and accuracy. (4) Reliabi...

What is trailing stop and trade lock ?

Trade lock in Forex: The trade lock is to set the stop loss to some profit from the entry point. The entry point is the trade point. That is, the trade line is the entry point. Trade lock is when any trade goes into profit, so that those trades do not close again at a loss, setting a stop loss at some profit from the entry point is called a trade lock. Trailing Stop : A trailing stop will automatically move your stop loss. Your stop loss will automatically move through the trailing stop. That is, if you use a trailing stop, whenever your trade goes into profit, as soon as you go into profit, the stop loss will be set as many pips below the current market price as you use the trailing stop. Tailing stop is 10 pips if you give 100 pips. And giving 200 pips sets 20 pips. When using a trailing stop, if the market goes up, the stop loss will also go up. But a trailing stop will not work if the trade is not in profit. Moreover, Teling Stop will not work if the device does not have an intern...

What is a trading session in Forex? How many and what are trading sessions in Forex?

Trading session : The time when the commercial activities in the cities of the world are running in Tuku is called trading session. The forex market is divided into 24 hours depending on the trading activity in New York, London, Tokyo, Sydney, Beijing and other cities. April to October is summer session and October to April is winter session.   There are four trading sessions in the forex market. namely- Sydney  Session >  summer (3AM to 12 PM) winter (4 AM to 1 pm)  Tokyo Session >  summer & winter ( 6 AM to 3pm) London Session >  Summer (1pm to 11pm) Winter  (2pm to 12 AM) Newyork  Session >  Summer (6pm tos Am) winter (7pm to 4 am) We will discuss below which trading session is important for which currency. Sydney Session : Sydney Session is also called Australian Session. It opens at four in the morning in summer time in Bangladesh and in winter time. It closes at 1 pm. And during summer it opens at 3 am and closes at 12 n...

History of the creation of the Internet.

Internet Internet is a network of networks of computers in different countries of the world. That is, the Internet is a network of computers located in different countries of the world. The number of networks connected to the Internet is currently in the tens of thousands and the number of computers in the billions. Its number is constantly increasing. In 1969, the United States Department of Defense first connected four universities in the country for research through a computer network known as ARPANET (Advanced Research Project Agency Network). In 1982, the Internet started with the use of TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol) protocol for connecting different networks. The use of internet in commercial or professional work has made the speed of work much more dynamic especially in document exchange. Earlier there were complications in getting documents from one place to another, which is not there at all on the Internet. The following devices are required to us...

What is the communication model? What is the means OSI model? Describe different types of layers?

Communication model : In the early days of computer networking, various manufacturers made communication software in their own way. Due to the different protocols of these hardware-based software, the software made by one company could not exchange data with the software made by another company. This would be a big problem. Later, a committee was formed from ISO (International Standard Organization) to eliminate this problem. This committee created a protocol model called OSI (Open System Interconnection) to create standard standards for harmonizing all communication software. This model is known as communication model. OSI (Open System Interconnection) Model: The OSI model describes how communication between computers and other networking devices will be developed. The International Organization for Standards (ISO) started working on this model in 1974. The need for the OSI model is felt so that different networking device manufacturers can produce their devices following the same sta...