trading profit
31Trading Channel — When charting the price of an asset, this is the space on the chart between an asset s support and resistance levels. The price of the asset will stay within the support and resistance levels until a breakout occurs. Range traders will buy an… …
32Trading Margin Excess — The funds that remain in a margin trading account that are available to use towards the purchase of a new position or the increase of an existing position. Traders and investors often take advantage of margin accounts that provide a leveraged… …
33profit and loss account — 1. A statement showing a company s income and expenditure over a period of time, usually one year. Part of the financial statements of the company. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein financial glossary 2. A reserve in a company s balance sheet,… …
34trading corporation — A kind of business corporation. A corporation the chief business of which is to buy and sell for profit goods and chattels. The following have been held not to be trading corporations: a warehouse company, a company to buy and sell stocks and… …
35trading account — The part of a profit and loss account in which the cost of sales is compared with the money raised by their sale in order to arrive at the gross profit …
36trading account — The part of a profit and loss account in which the cost of sales is compared with the money raised by their sale in order to arrive at the gross profit …
37trading account — / treɪdɪŋ əˌkaυnt/ noun an account of a company’s gross profit …
38trading account — / treɪdɪŋ əˌkaυnt/ noun an account of a company’s gross profit …
39operating profit/loss — The profit or loss made by a company as a result of its principal trading activity. This is arrived at by deducting its operating expenses from its trading profit, or adding its operating expenses to its trading loss; in either case this is… …
40operating profit-loss — The profit or loss made by a company as a result of its principal trading activity. This is arrived at by deducting its operating expenses from its trading profit, or adding its operating expenses to its trading loss; in either case this is… …
