A trading plan is a strategy set by the individual trader in order to systemize the evaluation of assets, risk management, types of trading, and objective setting. Most trading plans will comprise two parts: long-term trading objectives, and the route to achieving them.

Treasury stock is the portion of a company’s shares that it keeps in its own treasury. The shares do not count towards the total amount of outstanding shares listed, and neither pay dividends nor carry voting rights (because a company cannot pay itself, or own itself).

Tom-next is short for ‘tomorrow-next day’, which is a short-term forex transaction that enables traders to simultaneously buy and sell currency over two separate business days: tomorrow, and the next day.

Tangible assets are the assets on a company's books and balance sheets that have a physical form. They comprise the machinery, office equipment and buildings used by a company (fixed assets) and of the materials that are used in producing products (current assets).

Time Horizon, is the period of time one wants/expects to hold an investment until they need the money back.

A term sheet is a nonbinding agreement setting basic terms and conditions under which an investment is going to be made.

A tick size is the minimum movement of the price of a trading instrument.

Theory of price is an economic theory where the price for any goods or services is based on the relations between supply and demand.

Triangle is a trading chart pattern, depicted by drawing trendlines along a converging price range, that connotes a pause in the foregoing trend.

A tender offer is a public takeover bid which is an offer to purchase some or a part of shareholders' shares in a corporation.