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Up10
Which of the following examples would be best described
as a drag on liquidity?- Reduced line of credit
- Early payment to creditors
- Delinquent account receivable
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Up5
In basic terms, for a company to be liquid, money must
come in before it goes out. There are 2 potential difficulties; drags and
pulls. A drag is when the money doesn’t come in when expected (such as an account receivable being late or
uncollectible). A pull is when the money must go out sooner than expected (such
as a reduced line of credit, or early payments).
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Up3
Are these all Level I questions?
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Up0
Although Forex is an exciting and profitable financial market, many traders struggle to get stable profits and increase their trading deposits. Most newcomers to the market drain their first deposit in a few weeks because they lack an understanding of the basic trading concepts and do not pay much attention to risk management. Also, beginners do not use such things as the classic pivot point formula and some other tricks of experienced traders. Therefore, learning about all the trading tricks is important before you start doing it professionally.
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Up0
Usually, the choice of target levels involves a lot of subjectivity. That is why many traders use indicators to determine more universal target levels. One of the simplest ways to do that is to use Pivot Points. This article introduces you to Pivot Points and using them in trading. At the end of the article, you can download an actual working Pivot Points indicator for MT5 developed exclusively for FBS traders. https://fbs.com/analytics/guidebooks/pivot-points-237
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Up0
Delinquent…
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