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Google

A worldwide technological business that focuses on internet-related services and goods is Google (GOOGL), presently known as Alphabet Inc. With a market valuation of more than $1 trillion, Google has grown into one of the biggest and most valuable corporations in the world since it was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Investors and traders alike keep a close eye on Google’s stock since it is a leader in the IT sector.

 

Google’s stock is a well-liked option among traders searching for a reliable asset because of its reputation in the trading industry for dependability and great performance. To evaluate the company’s future prospects and possibility for sustained success, traders frequently review its financial statements and product announcements. With a vast range of goods and services, such as the well-known search engine and Android operating system, Google is likely to remain a major player in the IT sector, making its stock an appealing choice for investors looking to put money into reputable and successful businesses.

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What is margin?

Trading on margin means that you are able to increase your position size using leverage.
If you trade with a leverage of 10:1 for example, you will only need to invest $100 in order to open a deal of 1000 dollars. Margin trading can magnify profits and magnify losses as well

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Yield Curve

A chart that shows bond rates at various maturities and can be used to predict future economic situations.

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