Commodities: : Basic goods used in commerce that are interchangeable with other goods of the same type.

Contract for Differences (CFD): A financial contract at the end of which the differences between the opening and closing price are exchanged, which can include shares or commodities.

Currencies: Simply put, a currency is money in any form (liquid or digital) that can be circulated as a medium of exchange, namely as banknotes and coins.

Economic Calendar: A calendar used by investors to monitor events that have a high probability of altering financial markets.

Economic Data Indicators: Statistics about an economic activity that allow the analysis of past and current economic performances to predict future performances.

Exchange Traded Futures: Financial contracts obligating the buyer to purchase an asset or the seller to sell an asset based on a predetermined future date and price.

Forex: The Foreign Exchange market is a global decentralized market for the trading of currencies in all aspects.

Indices: A hypothetical portfolio of securities that represents a specific market or segment, allowing investors to gain insight into its performance.

TM9: MetaTrader 5 is an international, all-in-one, multi-asset platform that offers advanced solutions and tools to trade Forex, Stocks and Futures.

White Labelling: The possibility to selling a product or service with a buyer with all original branding and logos removed, allowing the buyer to apply their own branding on the product.

Withdrawal: The act of taking money out of an account.