Forex Dictionary C part1

* Cable
The term used in the foreign exchange market for U.S. Dollar / British Pound.
* CAD
ISO 4217 currency code, Currency used in Canada, called Dollars.
* Calendar combination
A compound option strategy that consists of CALL and PUT calendar spread calendar spread that occurred simultaneously, where the strike price for the call is higher than the strike price for the put.
* Calendar Spread
An option position comprised of purchase and sale of two option contracts with the same type with different expiration dates with the same exercise price.
* Calendar straddle
A compound option strategy that consists of purchases of long-term straddle and near-term straddle with a common strike price.
* Call
(1) An option that gives the option holder the right to buy the underlying instrument at a specified price during a certain period. (2) The trading period. (3) The right to a bond issuer to pay the debt first and ask for ransom bond.
* Call Option
Option CALL option gives the right but do not provide the obligation to buy stock / bonds, shares or futures at a specified price.
* Call ratio backspread
A compound option strategy that consists of short calls with strike prices lower and long call with a strike price higher. Profits doubled. Maximum upside profit potential is unlimited. The potential downside profit consists of the total premium received. The potential maximum loss occurs when the currency reached the highest strike price at maturity.
* Cambiste
The term of the French language for the designation of foreign exchange dealers.
* Candlestick chart
A diagram consisting of four major prices: see high, low, open and closed. Body (jittai) of the candlestick bar is formed with the opening price and closing price. To show that the opening price is lower than the closing price, body bar (bars) intentionally left blank. If the closing price of the currency below the opening price, body bar is filled. Time body bar is marked with both shadows upper shadow / shadow / line axis of the (uwakage) and the lower shadow / shadow / line below the axis (shitakage).
* Capacity utilization
An economic indicator that consists of total industrial output divided by total production capability. This term refers to the maximum level of output that can be achieved by a factory in the normal course of business.
* Cardinal Square
A Gann technique to predict the future with significant chart points count from the low value of the currency at any time. Cardinal square consists of a square that is divided by a cross into four quadrat. All-time low price included in the central cross. All these high prices included in this order clockwise. The figures are placed in the cardinal cross is the most significant chart points.
* Cash Delivery
Settlement on the same day.