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Daily trading limit is the limit of the amount of money allowed to be spent by trader in a day. This limit applies to both gains and losses.

Demand pull inflation is an economic strategy that is used to describe what is going to happen to the economy of the country when the imbalance in supply-demand is too aggressive. To put is simple it is the effect occurring when there is too money and not enough goods.

Dangerous asset is the asset that poses a risk to the owner. Although usually it applies to physical assets such as a building or a vehicle, it can also be applied to market securities as well.

Depth is a tool of market measuring that displays the ability of a security to absorb the orders to buy and sell without jumping at each big order. Deep market is expected to be able to absorb all of the big orders without really displaying the movement of the price.

Dalal street is a street situated in Mumbai, India. It is a street on which Bombay Stock Exchange is located. It is the largest stock exchange is India and it was also the first one to be recognized by Indian government. It is now used in India just like Wall Street in the States – as a synonym to all fiscal activities.

Daisy chain refers to the group of investors who manipulate security in a way that makes the price for it grow artificially so that they can sell them for the profit.

Dry powder is a slang term used to describe an extremely liquid security. It is so liquid that it is considered to be cash-like.

Doctor copper is a joke along name that traders give to copper for its ability to predict reverse points in global economy. It is an ability that copper gained due to its representation in multiple sectors of the economy – from housing development to tech development. This makes demand for copper enormous and thus copper can reflect the climate in world economy very fast.