Forex Dictionary A part3

*Cambiste International Association
Foreign exchange dealers associations at the international level which consists of "Forex clubs" affiliated national spread throughout the world.
*At or Better
A request to close the sale with a specific price or better
*At par forward spread
Forward price is zero, therefore, the spot price equal to the price forward. At par forward spread reflecting the fact that the foreign interest rate equal to the interest rate in the United States during the period of time.
*At the price stop-loss order
A stop-loss order that must be implemented at a level appropriate to the request, regardless of market conditions.
*At-the-Money
A strike option-exercise price was equal or close to market prices prevailing at this time of the underlying instrument.
*At-the-money option
Abbreviated ATM option. An option that has the price at which the currency is approximately equal to the strike price.
*Atekubi
A two-day candlestick combination. Atebuki consists of a blank bar (empty beam) that closed on high achievement every day (daily high); closing price is equal to the closing price low on the previous trading day. The scope of the previous day stated in the long black bar (black bar high).
*AUD
ISO 4217 currency code, Currency used in Australia, which is called Dollars
*Average options
Options that refers to the average value of the underlying currency that emerged during the option period. This value is a strike in terms of average options, or the basis, in determining the intrinsic value when compared with fixed strike that had been predetermined in the event of an average rate option. Average option can be based on spot prices (spot style) or on the basis of the underlying forward options (forward style.) Average aretmetis options can be calculated or geometric and values can be tabulated with various frequencies.
*AWG
ISO 4217 currency code, Currency used in Aruba, which is called by guilders (also called Florins).
*Azm
ISO 4217 currency code, Currency used in Azerbaijan, called Manats. [no longer valid]
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