Whale: An investor large enough to influence the price in financial markets.
Anchovy Power: A community of small investors working together against the whales.
FUD: Abbreviation for Fear, uncertainty and doubt. It is used for manipulative news that creates fear, uncertainty and doubt.
Shaking it off: By creating false fear in the rising market, encouraging the investor to sell and buying the goods cheaply.
Come and come: Selling the goods from above by showing that the price will rise in the falling market.
Bear: Investor who takes a position thinking that the price will decrease.
Bull: An investor who takes a position thinking that the price will rise.
Bull trap: Artificially raising the price, attracting the investor, and then pulling the price down suddenly.
Bear trap: Artificially lowering the price, attracting the investor to a sell or short position, and then raising the price abruptly.
The dead cat leaps: The falling price temporarily rises and falls again.
Being liq (liquidate): In leveraged transactions, the evaporation of money with the margin used as a result of continuing the transaction in the opposite direction. For example, in a position that opens 10x, a 10 percent reverse movement results in a rect.
Being rakt: It has the same meaning as being liq.
TP: Abbreviation for Take profit.
SL: Abbreviation for stop loss.
Exploding stop: Execution of stop loss orders by pulling the price up or down.
Leverage: A system that allows opening high volume positions with low collateral. 2x-3x-4x vs. called as.
Margin trading: Trading with more money than you own using leverage.
Spot trading: Trading on exchanges.
Futures: Futures leveraged transactions.
Support: The level where the decline in prices is expected to stop.
Resistance: The level at which the rise in prices is expected to stop.
Fishbones: The price rises or falls temporarily and then comes back to the same level.
Fibo draw: Identifying support and resistance levels using Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio.
Cut arm: Exiting the position with a loss to prevent further damage.
Closing: At the end of the day in crypto money markets, it is 00:00 according to Greenwich time.
Add from the bottom: To lower the average by adding to the position from the lower levels.
Altcoin: All coins except Bitcoin.
Shitcoin: Low-volume, non-technologically differentiated coins.
Pump: A rapid rise in price.
Dump: A rapid lowering of the price.
FOMO: Short for Fear of missing out.
Long: Leveraged trade opened in the direction that the price will rise.
Short: Leveraged trade opened in the direction that the price will decrease.
SEC: United States Securities and Exchange Commission.
Stoch RSI: An indicator used to identify overbought and oversold conditions.
Bollinger Bands: A volatility band often used in technical analysis, developed by John Bollinger in 1980, placed above and below the moving averages.
MA: Abbreviation for Moving average.
Tom Demark Count: An indicator based on counting candles developed by Tom Demark.
TOBO: Inverted shoulder head shoulder formation. Ascension is expected.
OBO: Shoulder head shoulder formation. A fall is expected.
Bull flag: Price goes sideways or slightly down after rising. Ascension is expected.
Bear flag: A horizontal or slightly upward move in the price after falling. A fall is expected.
Bart: Fake a bull flag and pretend the price is going up and then lower it.
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