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Category – Behavioral Finance

Behavioral finance examines how psychological factors influence investment decisions and market behavior. It challenges traditional theories that assume rational behavior, instead focusing on biases such as overconfidence, loss aversion, and herd mentality. Traders use behavioral finance insights to better understand market inefficiencies and human-driven price movements. By identifying patterns in investor psychology, traders can adjust strategies to avoid common pitfalls and improve decision-making in volatile markets.

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BROKER FEES

Broker Fees are unpaid charges, such as trading commissions or account fees. These reduce account equity until resolved and must be managed to avoid impacting available funds.

COMMISSION FEES

Commission Fees are charges imposed by the broker for executing trades. These fees are calculated as a fixed amount per transaction or a percentage of the transaction value.

TRANSACTION FEES

Transaction Fees include additional broker-imposed charges for trade execution, such as exchange fees or platform usage fees.

MARGIN FEE COMPONENTS

Margin Fee Components include any broker fees related to margin trading, excluding interest. These may include margin maintenance fees or account fees.

MARGIN CALL OBLIGATIONS

Margin Call Obligations are additional funds a trader must deposit to meet margin requirements when account equity falls below the maintenance level. Failure to meet these obligations can lead to the liquidation of positions.

MARKET PRICE

Market Price is the current price of a trading instrument, reflecting its real-time value in the market. It determines the value of open positions, influences unrealized P&L, and is vital for portfolio performance calculations.

MARGIN DEBT

Margin Debt is the specific amount borrowed under margin agreements to fund trades. It enables leveraged positions and buying power but comes with repayment obligations and risks.

PENDING SETTLEMENT CASH

Pending Settlement Cash represents funds from completed trades or other transactions that are in the process of settling but are not yet available for use in the trading account.

TOTAL CREDIT LINE

Total Credit Line is the maximum borrowing limit granted to an account by a broker or institution. It defines the upper limit of credit available for trading, offering liquidity and flexibility to manage financial activities.

CREDIT LINE AVAILABILITY

Credit Line Availability indicates the unused portion of a credit line accessible for trading or other activities. It provides a measure of additional liquidity and borrowing power, supporting decision-making and risk management.

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