We share the 50 most searched terms for investors who want to trade in the stock market.
According to Google Bard data, users search for these 50 terms the most. Here is the list and its meanings;
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Stock Exchange Terms Definition List
1. Call Option
Call options are contracts that give the buyer the right to buy the underlying asset in a certain quantity and quality at a predetermined price on or until a certain maturity, and the seller the obligation to sell it.
2. Opening Price
It is the first transaction price during the day.
3. Opening Session
It is the market's first trading session of the day.
4. Land Market
It is the market where land and real estate are bought and sold.
5. Minimum Lot Size
It is the smallest transaction amount that an investor must make in order to make a transaction.
6. Love Price
It is the highest price at which sellers are willing to sell a stock.
7. Bear Market
It is a market situation where prices are generally in a downward trend.
8. BIST 100 Index
It is an index that measures the performance of the 100 most valuable stocks traded on Borsa Istanbul.
9. Broker
It is a person or institution that acts as an intermediary for investors to buy and sell securities such as stocks, bonds and foreign currency.
10. Growth Stock
These are stocks that have the potential for rapid growth in the future.
11. Cross Process
These are transactions made for the same stock between different exchanges.
12. Two-Way Order
It is a type of order that can be placed for both buying and selling a stock.
13. Fall Session
It is the market's second trading session of the day.
14. Index
It is an indicator created to measure the performance of one or more securities.
15. Inflation
It is the increase in the general level of prices.
16. Price/Earnings Ratio (P/E):
It is the ratio obtained by dividing the earnings per share for a stock by the price.
17. Stock
It is a negotiable instrument that represents the capital share of a company and gives its owner the right to become a partner in the company.
18. Stock Market
It is the market where stocks are bought and sold.
19. Trading Volume
It is the amount of transactions made for a stock in a day.
20. Closed Margin
It is the amount of collateral an investor receives to stop loss.
21. Dividend
It is the portion of a company's profit that is distributed to partners.
22. Short Term Investment
These are investments made for a period of less than one year.
23. Credit Purchasing
It is a type of transaction that shows that the investor buys shares that he does not own by providing collateral.
24. Liquidity
It is the ease with which a security can be bought and sold easily.
Lot 25
The amount of shares bought and sold in a transaction.
26. Central Bank
It is the institution that determines and implements a country's monetary policy.
27. Securities
It is a valuable document that can be converted into money or has a value.
28. Market Value
It refers to the total market value of a company's shares.
29. Portfolio
It is the total of securities owned by an investor.
Position 30
It refers to the position taken by an investor for a security.
31. Bonus
It is the contract value of an option.
32. Competitive Market
It is a market situation where prices are formed according to the balance of supply and demand.
33. Risk
It is the probability that an investment will deviate from its expected return.
35. Put Option
Put options are contracts that give the buyer the right to sell the underlying asset in a certain quantity and quality at a predetermined price on or until a certain maturity, and the seller the obligation to buy it.
36. Stop-Loss Order
It is a type of order that automatically sells a stock when it falls to a certain price level.
37. Bond
It is a debt instrument issued by an institution or company to be repaid after a certain period of time, in exchange for a certain interest rate.
38. Technical Analysis
It is the method used to predict future prices by evaluating past data.
39. Dividend
It is the dividend that a company distributes to its shareholders.
40. Derivative Product
They are products whose prices are derived from the underlying asset.
41. Futures
It is a contract in which it is agreed to buy and sell a certain quantity and quality of the underlying asset at a predetermined price in a certain maturity.
42. Futures Market
It is the market where futures contracts are bought and sold.
43. Investment
These are savings made for the purpose of generating income in the future.
44. Mutual Fund
It is an investment tool managed by professionals that brings together the savings of many investors.
45. Investment Target
It is the amount of income or profit an investor wants to receive from his investments.
46. Investment Strategy
It is the set of methods an investor uses to achieve his investment goals.
47. Investor
It is a person or institution that invests its savings in investment instruments in order to generate income in the future.
48. Up Market
It is a market situation in which prices are generally in an upward trend.
49. Stop Loss
It is a type of order that allows automatic sales of a stock when it reaches a certain price level.
50. Value of Time
It represents the value of the remaining time until an option expires.
Additional Terms
Exchange
It is the market where securities such as stocks, bonds and foreign currency are bought and sold.
Underlying Asset
It is the asset that is the subject of a futures or option contract.
Index Price
It is the price calculated according to the weights of the securities in an index.
Price change
It is the daily or weekly change in the price of a security.
Transaction Volume
It is the amount of a security traded in a day.
Liquidity
It is the ease with which a security can be bought and sold easily.
Market value
It refers to the total value of a security in the market.
Capital increase
It is the expansion of a company's capital by increasing the number of shares.
Capital market
It is the market where securities such as stocks, bonds and foreign currency are bought and sold.
Company
It is a legal entity that engages in commercial activities and is established to make a profit.
Guarantee
It is an asset that an investor gives to protect his position.
Note: The definitions in this dictionary are generally accepted definitions. These definitions may vary in some sources. Google Bard Prepared with the support of
