// TRADING TERMINOLOGY

What is Break-Even?

The price point at which a trade has zero profit and zero loss.

In-Depth Explanation

Traders often move their stop loss to the break-even point once a trade is in profit, ensuring a risk-free position.

"You buy at 100, the price goes to 110, you move your stop loss to 100. It is now a break-even trade."

An order placed with a broker to sell (or buy) an asset when it reaches a certain price, to limit losses.

A type of stop loss order that moves automatically as the price of an asset moves in your favor.

A market condition where prices are rising or expected to rise.

A market condition where prices are falling or expected to fall.

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