Trading Acronyms/Abbreviation

[MiXxe]

Hi , First of all i'm not a newbie in trading and i already have some great experiences and big profits earned in trading .
But honestly i am not aware of those some uncommon words or terms in trading because i trade with myself i don't ask any people to teach me or anything else. Some of the Abbrev. i already know but i think it will more a big help especially for newbies all of us will benefit on this.

FUD -
EMA-
TA-
FOMO-
PUMP-
DUMP-
BULLISH-
BEARISH-
BULL-
BEAR-

And so on if you know some ABBREV. COMMON or UNCOMMON, kindly state it and give a good meaning. THANK YOU!

I know in my mind sone of this words/means but i want to open my mind for some better explanations .

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[cointabo]

Hi , First of all i'm not a newbie in trading and i already have some great experiences and big profits earned in trading .
But honestly i am not aware of those some uncommon words or terms in trading because i trade with myself i don't ask any people to teach me or anything else. Some of the Abbrev. i already know but i think it will more a big help especially for newbies all of us will benefit on this.

FUD -
EMA-
TA-
FOMO-
PUMP-
DUMP-
BULLISH-
BEARISH-
BULL-
BEAR-

And so on if you know some ABBREV. COMMON or UNCOMMON, kindly state it and give a good meaning. THANK YOU!

I know in my mind sone of this words/means but i want to open my mind for some better explanations .

FUD - fear uncertainty doubt
EMA-  Exponential Moving Average
TA- technical analysis
FOMO- fear of missing out
PUMP- increase in price
DUMP- decrease in price
BULLISH- someone who thinks the price will increase
BEARISH- someone who thinks the price will decrease
BULL- term for price increase
BEAR-  term for price decrease

[Iranus]

-snip-

You've got a few of these mixed up.  Bullish and bearish are adjectives, so they're referring to people's attitude.  The people themselves are the bulls and bears.  So swap around bullish and bearish with bull and bear.

Also, a pump is a dramatic increase in price while a dump is a dramatic decrease in price.  Normal fluctuations are not pumps or dumps.

Fixed version:

FUD - fear uncertainty and doubt
EMA-  exponential moving average
TA- technical analysis
FOMO- fear of missing out
PUMP- dramatic increase in price
DUMP- dramatic decrease in price
BULLISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will increase
BEARISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will decrease
BULL- a person who thinks the price will increase
BEAR-  a person who thinks the price will decrease

[cointabo]

-snip-

You've got a few of these mixed up.  Bullish and bearish are adjectives, so they're referring to people's attitude.  The people themselves are the bulls and bears.  So swap around bullish and bearish with bull and bear.

Also, a pump is a dramatic increase in price while a dump is a dramatic decrease in price.  Normal fluctuations are not pumps or dumps.

Fixed version:

FUD - fear uncertainty and doubt
EMA-  exponential moving average
TA- technical analysis
FOMO- fear of missing out
PUMP- dramatic increase in price
DUMP- dramatic decrease in price
BULLISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will increase
BEARISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will decrease
BULL- a person who thinks the price will increase
BEAR-  a person who thinks the price will decrease

Mind you I didn't mix up anything.

[MiXxe]

-snip-

You've got a few of these mixed up.  Bullish and bearish are adjectives, so they're referring to people's attitude.  The people themselves are the bulls and bears.  So swap around bullish and bearish with bull and bear.

Also, a pump is a dramatic increase in price while a dump is a dramatic decrease in price.  Normal fluctuations are not pumps or dumps.

Fixed version:

FUD - fear uncertainty and doubt
EMA-  exponential moving average
TA- technical analysis
FOMO- fear of missing out
PUMP- dramatic increase in price
DUMP- dramatic decrease in price
BULLISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will increase
BEARISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will decrease
BULL- a person who thinks the price will increase
BEAR-  a person who thinks the price will decrease

Mind you I didn't mix up anything.

Thank you , I hope it not only help me but also for the noobs with this terms.
by the way , What is that crypto traders group ? telegram ,messenger ?

[cointabo]

-snip-

You've got a few of these mixed up.  Bullish and bearish are adjectives, so they're referring to people's attitude.  The people themselves are the bulls and bears.  So swap around bullish and bearish with bull and bear.

Also, a pump is a dramatic increase in price while a dump is a dramatic decrease in price.  Normal fluctuations are not pumps or dumps.

Fixed version:

FUD - fear uncertainty and doubt
EMA-  exponential moving average
TA- technical analysis
FOMO- fear of missing out
PUMP- dramatic increase in price
DUMP- dramatic decrease in price
BULLISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will increase
BEARISH- describes the attitude of thinking that the price will decrease
BULL- a person who thinks the price will increase
BEAR-  a person who thinks the price will decrease

Mind you I didn't mix up anything.

Thank you , I hope it not only help me but also for the noobs with this terms.
by the way , What is that crypto traders group ? telegram ,messenger ?

Discord server for people into crypto trading. Click on the link to join and find out.

[Pursuer]

PUMP- increase in price
DUMP- decrease in price

pump and dump are not just increase-decrease or dramatic increase-decrease.
pump and dump is the fake and manipulative increase and decrease of price respectively. for example when a fake pumping group buys first and then tells the idiots to start buying and they run to obey that is a pump. and when they dump on their heads to take the big profit and get out, that is a dump.

p.s. here are two good links on bull and bear markets:
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bullmarket.asp
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bearmarket.asp

and of course the basics: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/03/100303.asp for more information