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The bagholder is the one who buys shares at a bad time.
(Example: An investor sells all his Tesla shares at ATH*, after that the stock falls. The one who bought / sold the shares at the ATH is the bagholder).
The opposite of Bearish* The expectation of a price increase.
Expecting the price to fall
Highest price a buyer is willing to pay for a share.
The minimum price that the seller wants the buyer to pay for a share.
The difference/gap between bid* and ask* price.
The opposite of Diamond Hands*, the buyer also sells at a loss because of fear.
Person who holds his position as long as possible (does not sell). Whether in the Bear* or Bull* Market.
The word for "putting all your savings into a stock and waiting for positive numbers".
Period in which the entire stock market falls.
The opposite of Bear Market* - Period of time in which the entire stock market rises.
Investment strategy in which shares are bought and held for several years / decades.
A stock long position hopes for rising prices.
Opposite of Long* - A stock short position hopes for falling prices.
"Joke/Meme" term for stocks/stocks.
The call option gives the buyer of the share the right to buy the share only at a certain price.
The last price before the closing of the exchange.
Last day on which a option certificate* can be traded.
Stock market index of 30 leading German shares.
Forex refers to the process of converting one currency into another. The Forex market is often referred to simply as the currency market.
Hedge funds are actively managed investment funds in the financial sector whose business purpose is to make alternative investments (e.g. short selling*) and which therefore take on higher financial risks than traditional investment funds.
Illegal stock trading with internal company information.
Leveraged trading involves borrowing money in order to be able to trade with it.
"Joke/Meme" term for "Hold*".
When the position is in the red, but the buyer continues to hold the stock.
A rising increase of a share, which shortly thereafter again strongly loses value.
An exponential rise of a stock. (similar to Shortsqueeze*)
Person who can sell "garbage" to other people.
A software that uses algorithms to make investment recommendations for your portfolio.
An exponential rise of a stock on which short positions have been taken shortly before.
The ATH (All Time High) is the highest point/price reached by a share since its IPO.
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