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Per-share basis is a measure used in financial and trading world to demonstrate the quantity of something for one share of a company's stock. It includes but not limited to earnings per share, cash flow per share, revenue per share and debt per share.

A scalper is a trader who holds a position in a security for a short period of time to make a profit. Scalpers buy and sell many times in a day and this way they make small and consistent profit out of these trades.

To liquidate means to convert into cash in the conditions of an open market.

Market value is the value of the product that would be assigned to it should it enter the market.

Hammer candlestick appears on a chart when the asset trades much lower than its opening but surges within the period to close near opening price. These moves form hammer-shaped candlestick where the lower shadow is at least twice as big as the body of the stick itself.

An offsetting change in margin account, made in the span of one trading day, that results in no overall change in the account value is called same-day substitution. When it is made, there is no need for generating a margin call.

Delivery is the action of transferring a commodity, currency, cash or another trading asset which is the subject of sales contract, is tendered to and is received by the buyer of said asset. Delivery can be deemed finished only when the asset is received by the buyer.

Regret avoidance is a theory that works off of the traders’ refusal to admit their failure in investment decision. In other words, refusal to admit poor and possibly failed investment that led to losses.