Terms Beginning With W

On this page you will find a list of all our topics starting with the letter W. The page contains links to guides, reviews etc.

• Wall Street Crash of 1929 - Causes & Lessons for Today's Portfolios
  Blog Post

  Understanding the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the ensuing Great Depression. How can this information help traders and investors today?
• War & The Impact on Reserve Currencies
  Blog Post

  The Russia-Ukraine conflict got people talking about reserve currencies. Specifically, what is the impact of war on reserve currencies?
• War Bonds
  Blog Post

  War bonds are a type of debt security issued by the government to finance military operations and other spending during times of conflict.
• War Economy: What Assets Should I Own During a War?
  Blog Post

  How does a war economy impact investment assets? How should I invest during a war? Investment assets trade more heavily as a result of their cash flows and
• Warrants
  Article

  Warrants are a derivative that share similarities with options. We explain how warrants work with examples. Our guide also covers brokers.
• Warren Buffett Portfolio & Investment Philosophy
  Blog Post

  The basis of Warren Buffett's investment philosophy is the principle of value investing. Learn more in our article about Warren Buffet.
• Wealth Destruction: Why It's Happening in Markets & How to Avoid It
  Blog Post

  Certain individuals holding certain types of assets in certain currencies face the biggest risk of wealth destruction today. Markets provide the biggest
• Wealth Tax and the Stock Market
  Blog Post

  Taxes are an important part of the conversation for risk asset markets, as they impact their valuations.
• Weather Derivatives
  Blog Post

  Weather derivatives are one type of derivative. They allow companies and governments to hedge their risks associated with adverse or unexpected weather
• Weather Derivatives Models
  Blog Post

  We look at the various forms of weather derivatives models, as well as how quants and financial engineers design weather derivative products.
• Web 3.0
  Article

  The growing list of Web 3.0 applications offer unique trading opportunities for investors, from NFTs to crypto staking. Use our guide to get started.
• WebMoney
  Payment Method

  A list of the best trading brokers that accept WebMoney deposits and withdrawals. We also cover processing times, fees and security.
• Webull
  Broker Review

  Expert review of Webull with must-see findings revealed. Our team evaluate and compare the broker's investment offering, trading fees, mobile app and more.
• WeChat Pay
  Payment Method

  Find the best brokers that support fast and secure deposits with WeChat Pay. We've evaluated the top brokers with WeChat Pay.
• Weekend Trading
  Article

  Guide to weekend day trading and which markets and strategies might be most profitable. We also list top online platforms that are open on weekends.
• Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) in Making Investment Decisions
  Blog Post

  WACC is the average of the costs of all capital, including equity and debt, that a company has raised to finance its operations.
• Western Union
  Payment Method

  See our list of best trading brokers that accept Western Union deposits and withdrawals. We evaluate how to deposit with Western Union.
• WeWork Business Model (And Why It Flopped)
  Blog Post

  The reality of the WeWork business model is that it's very basic. They rent office space, divide it up, and sub-lease it at a higher per-unit cost.
• WeWork Values Higher Than Expected
  Blog Post

  Silicon Valley start-up WeWork is the latest company to join the unicorns club as its value exceeds one billion dollars.
• What Are Business Stakeholders?
  Blog Post

  There are many different business stakeholders in addition to the owners. Learn more about why this matters.
• What Are ETNs? ETNs vs. ETFs
  Blog Post

  Exchange-traded notes (ETNs) are unsecured, senior debt securities issued by an underwriting bank and traded on a major exchange. ETNs represent a promise b
• What Are Eurodollars? [Eurodollar Futures, Options, Bonds]
  Blog Post

  The eurodollar market began in the 1950s when European banks began accepting deposits from US companies and individuals. Learn more here.
• What Are Low Float Stocks?
  Blog Post

  We look at low float stocks for traders, the reasons some companies issue a low float, quantitative trading in low float stocks, and FAQs.
• What Are Market Bubbles? [And How to Identify Them]
  Blog Post

  In this article, we cover the lead up and signs of a market bubble, as they typically apply to developed market economies.
• What Are Mutual Funds?
  Blog Post

  Mutual funds are a type of investment that allows you to pool your money with other investors and then have a professional manager invest the money for you.
• What Are Poison Pills and Why Are They Important?
  Blog Post

  A poison pill is a strategy employed by a company to make itself less attractive to a hostile takeover bid. The poison pill is usually in the form of poison
• What Are Qualified Dividends? [Qualified vs. Eligible Dividends]
  Blog Post

  The term "qualified dividends" is used in the United States and special tax rules apply to qualified dividends. Learn more here.
• What Are the Long-Term Returns of Asset Classes?
  Blog Post

  The long-term returns of different asset classes vary, but over time, exchange-traded stocks have outperformed bonds and cash.
• What Are the Net Worths of Central Banks?
  Blog Post

  Everyone knows central banks' role in economic stability and debt management. But what about their own net worths? We look at what to know...
• What Are the Next Central Banks to Throw in the Towel?
  Blog Post

  Central banks throughout the developed world are in an easing cycle. Namely, they are in the process of lowering rates (and/or buying assets to help lower
• What Causes a Currency Peg to Break?
  Blog Post

  We look at currency pegs, how they work to stabilize economies, and how they break. Learn how to anticipate peg breaks.
• What Causes A Currency to Fall? [Top Factors]
  Blog Post

  Learn about the major reasons behind a currency´s rise or fall against other currencies on the global forex market.
• What Determines Bond Yields?
  Blog Post

  We look at the factors that determine “risk free” government bond yields. Monetary policy and non-monetary policy factors.
• What Do Asset Classes Return?
  Blog Post

  Discover the medium-term expected returns for key asset classes, from US equities to bonds, and learn how to build a smarter, balanced portfolio.
• What Do Hedge Funds Think of Technical Analysis?
  Blog Post

  Hedge funds and institutional traders have different views on technical analysis. We consider all these viewpoints in this article.
• What Does the IMF Do?
  Blog Post

  What is the function of IMF? The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international organization that aims to promote global economic growth and stabilit
• What Drives Economic Growth?
  Blog Post

  We look at the key drivers of economic growth: productivity & work hours. We cover how government policies influence prosperity.
• What Elections Don’t Change
  Blog Post

  US elections are important across several dimensions and have impacts on asset prices, but significant change can take time to achieve.
• What ETFs and ETF Options Trade After Hours?
  Blog Post

  Many underlying ETPs are now being traded in after hours sessions until at least 4:15 PM ET that are open to both institutional and retail investors. This
• What Gives a Currency Value? 
  Blog Post

  We look the factors influencing currency values and how currency values work to impact global finance, trade, and international business.
• What Goes Into the Culture of a Successful Hedge Fund or Trading Firm?
  Blog Post

  What Goes Into the Culture of a Successful Hedge Fund or Trading Firm? Learn more in our article about company cultures.
• What Happens to Options Values as Interest Rates Rise?
  Blog Post

  Interest rates rising have an effect on options prices. We explore both the first-order effects and second-effects.
• What Happens When a Huge Company Fails? (Effect on Markets)
  Blog Post

  We look at the market, economic, social, and political impacts of a large company failing. Learn about the broad reverberations.
• What Happens When a Stock Goes to Zero? 
  Blog Post

  What happens when a stock goes to zero? We look at the step-by-step process, causes, implications for all parties, and other things to know.
• What Impact Do Elections Have on Financial Markets?
  Blog Post

  Politcal elections can have significant power over financial markets, both immediately and over time. Learn more in our article.
• What Impact Does Tax Policy Have on Markets?
  Blog Post

  We look at the role tax policy has on markets. How do taxes shape incentives and market behaviors? Why is knowing tax law so important?
• What Influence Does the US President Have Over Economies & Markets?
  Blog Post

  We look at the influence the US president has on economies and markets. How do sophisticated traders and investors infer their influence?
• What Is a Buy to Cover?
  Blog Post

  We look at the role of a buy to cover order in trading and what it does. Also, strategies related to buy to cover orders.
• What Is A Commodities Supercycle?
  Blog Post

  A commodities supercycle is a sustained long period of increasing commodity demand. Learn more about how to profit from supercycles.
• What is a CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor)? [Managed Futures]
  Blog Post

  A commodity trading advisor ( CTA ) is a US financial regulatory term for an individual or firm that makes investment decisions on behalf of clients in the
• What Is A Currency Defense?
  Blog Post

  A currency defense is an economic policy implemented by a government aiming to protect its currency's value from fx speculators.
• What is a Risk Premium?
  Blog Post

  A risk premium is one of the most basic foundations in finance and applies to nearly all market participants and business owners in some form. A risk premiu
• What is a Schedule D? (Capital Gains and Losses)
  Blog Post

  The Schedule D is provided by the IRS and attached to US Individual Income Tax Return Form 1040. Learn more in our article.
• What Is A Short Sale?
  Blog Post

  A short sale in real estate is when a homeowner sells their property for less than the mortgage balance owed on the home. Learn more here.
• What Is a Stock-Picker’s Market?
  Blog Post

  What is a stock pickers market? Is it a thing? Is active management worth it or are index funds the way to go? We answer these questions and more.
• What is a SWOT Analysis and How Do You Do One?
  Blog Post

  Learn about how SWOT analysis is used in business planning and strategic management. Strenghts-Weaknesses-Opportunities-Threats.
• What Is Annual Percentage Yield (APY)? [APY Formula]
  Blog Post

  To calculate the APY, we divide the interest rate by the number of compounding periods in a year. The formula is APY = (1 + r/n)^n – 1.
• What Is Basis Risk?
  Blog Post

  Basis risk is the risk that the basis, or the difference in price between two similar financial instruments, will change unexpectedly.
• What Is Business Size? [Definition, Classification, Measurement]
  Blog Post

  There are multiple ways to calculate business size and they are important to understand if you are a trader or investor. Learn more here.
• What is Convertible Bond Arbitrage? (How to Get Started)
  Blog Post

  Convertible bond arbitrage is an investment strategy that seeks to take advantage of price discrepancies between convertible bonds and their underlying stoc
• What is Covariance? Applications in Trading & Portfolio Construction
  Blog Post

  Covariance measures the directional relationship between two variables. Covariance is used in portfolio theory and modern portfolio theory.
• What is Form 1099-INT? (How to File)
  Blog Post

  Form 1099-INT is used by banks and other financial institutions to report the interest earned on deposits and other investments.
• What is HODL? [Crypto Strategies]
  Blog Post

  HODL typically refers to holding onto your bitcoin or cryptocurrency rather than selling it. Learn more about it here.
• What Is Operating Margin?
  Blog Post

  Operating margin is a company's operating income divided by its revenue. Learn about how it is tied to a company's overall efficiency.
• What Is Portable Alpha?
  Blog Post

  We look at portable alpha, what it is, example implementations, and its association with the 2008 financial crisis.
• What is the Convexity of a Zero-Coupon Bond?
  Blog Post

  We look at the importance of convexity in bond pricing and its impact on zero-coupon bonds. Manage risk and make informed investments/trades.
• What Is the Difference Between Money and Credit?
  Blog Post

  What is money? What is credit? How do both relate to the price of a financial asset? We look at the nitty gritty in this article.
• What Is the FIFO Accounting Method?
  Blog Post

  FIFO is a method used for organizing and managing data so that the first piece of data to be inputted is also the first to be outputted.
• What Is the Future of the 401(k) and IRA?
  Blog Post

  What is the future of the 401(k) and IRA? Learn about these important U.S. retirement accounts and what we can expect from the future.
• What Is the Global Financial System?
  Blog Post

  In a short article, we provide an overview of what the global financial system is and its history from the 1870s up to today.
• What is the Section 179 Deduction?
  Blog Post

  Section 179 of the US Internal Revenue Code allows businesses to deduct certain property expenses as an expense when the property is placed in service.
• What Is Transnational Strategy?
  Blog Post

  What is a transnational strategy, and what are the pros, cons and challenges for companies attempting a transnational strategy?
• What Makes a Currency Overvalued or Undervalued?
  Blog Post

  Why do some currencies stay strong while others collapse? Discover the drivers behind overvaluation, undervaluation, and what traders watch for.
• What Stands in the Way of Trading Success? (27 Overarching Issues)
  Blog Post

  What stands in the way of trading success? Or success in any endeavor? We focus on the big issues that typically hold people back.
• What Stocks Are Collateral Damage In The Woodford Crisis?
  Blog Post

  Neil Woodford is one of the most famous stock pickers in the UK, and his flagship Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF) managed £10.2bn at its peak.
• What Stocks Pay Monthly Dividends? [Monthly Dividend Stocks]
  Blog Post

  Below is a list of stocks that pay monthly dividends (i.e., monthly dividend stocks). A lot of these are real estate investment trusts (REITs) and many are
• What The ESMA Ban Means For Binary Options Traders
  Article

  A ban on binary options has been in place since 2nd July 2018 in Europe. Learn if the ban can be avoided and the risks of doing so.
• What To Do About Zero Percent Bond Yields?
  Blog Post

  Zero percent bond yields might be true in the developed world, but 2-5 percent bond yields are still available in many emerging market countries, including
• What to Do When People Don’t Like Your Trading Career
  Blog Post

  What to do when people don’t like your trading career? How to protect your focus and own your identity as a trader.
• What To Do With $100k [Investment Portfolio Strategies]
  Blog Post

  How would you invest $100k today? This article covers a balanced approach to how to invest $100k based on goals and needs. Learn more here.
• What to Do with Old Stock Certificates
  Blog Post

  Do you have old stock certificates and are wondering what to do with them? We look at the steps to unlock their value.
• What to Know About Mega Backdoor Roth 401(k) Conversions
  Blog Post

  A mega backdoor Roth 401(k) conversion is a strategy that allows high-income earners to make after-tax contributions to their 401(k) plan.
• What to Know Before Trading Foreign Equities
  Blog Post

  We look at foreign equity trading with insight into currency and interest rate impacts. Currency movements impact foreign equity returns.
• What to Know Before Trading or Investing in Foreign Bonds
  Blog Post

  Learn more about how to invest in foreign bonds, i.e. bonds issued outside your own country. Understand the pros and cons.
• What Traders Can Learn from Hedge Fund Giant Millennium Management
  Blog Post

  Want to trade like a hedge fund pro? Discover how Millennium Management's strategies can transform your trading approach.
• What Traders Can Learn from Hydro Power Arbitrage
  Blog Post

  We look at hydro power arbitrage and what day traders can learn from the strategy to improve their own trading. Learn more today.
• What Value Does Trading Provide?
  Blog Post

  We look at the value of trading from various different angles – financial, economic, and business, individuals, and the pursuit itself.
• What Will Happen to the Ruble?
  Blog Post

  Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and sanctions imposed by NATO countries and allies put the Russian ruble (RUB) into a tailspin. Find out more.
• What Would An Interest Rate Cut Mean For Markets?
  Blog Post

  US markets have been battered with multiple pieces of bad news over the last few weeks with indicators pointing to possible recession
• What Would Happen if the US Defaulted on Its Debt?
  Blog Post

  The belief that the US will continue to make good on its financial obligations is a pillar of trust underpinning global financial markets.
• What’s a Good Trade Winning Percentage?
  Blog Post

  We take a look at what a good trade winning percentage is in trading and how to think about expected value as it feeds into this.
• What’s Behind the Rise of SPACs, Cryptocurrencies, and NFTs?
  Blog Post

  What has been behind the rise in high-flying assets like SPACs (blank check companies), cryptocurrencies and NFTs?
• What’s the Difference Between a Recession and a Depression?
  Blog Post

  What’s the difference between a recession and a depression? We look at differences and similiarities, and how both are connected.
• Wheat
  Commodity

  Wheat trading is incredibly popular, with wheat being the second-most produced crop in the world. Read our guide today to get started.
• Wheeling Strategy (Options Strategy)
  Blog Post

  Is the Wheeling Strategy right for you? We take a look at how it works and an example to see what to expect.
• When Is The Best Time To Trade Binary Options?
  Article

  We list optimal times to trade binary options across various assets, including stocks, forex and cryptos. We also explain when not to trade.
• When to Pursue New Trading Strategies
  Blog Post

  Understand the factors that determine when to pursue new trading strategies versus sticking with old ones. Exploration vs. exploitation.
• When to Quit Day Trading
  Blog Post

  When to quit day trading? We look at various valid reasons why it may make sense to pursue other strategies or paths.
• When to Sell Options Before Expiration
  Blog Post

  Learn about selling options before expiration, closing options positions, in-the-money and out-of-the-money options, and more in this guide.
• When To Trade Forex
  Article

  The key forex trading sessions explained with liquidity and volatility considerations. Find out when to trade currencies online.
• When Will the US Run Out of Money? (And Impacts on Markets)
  Blog Post

  Can the US or any country run out of money? Technically, the government doesn’t have money. It’s just a collection of individuals.
• When You Buy a Stock, Where Does the Money Go?
  Blog Post

  When You Buy a Stock, Where Does the Money Go? We answer questions about the basics of stock trading and investing.
• When You Sell a Stock Who Buys It? 
  Blog Post

  Who buys the stock you sell? We look at the general categories of buyers as well as the mechanics of the purchase.
• Where are the 'bond vigilantes'?
  Blog Post

  ‘Bond vigilantes’ are supposedly the traders who regulate interest rates based on the notional intrinsic value of bonds.
• Which Commodities Are Most Impacted by the Climate?
  Blog Post

  We look at the commodities most impacted by climate concerns, and the specifc supply and demand dynamics they face.
• Which Currencies Do Best During a Trade Conflict?
  Blog Post

  It is an external shock that reduces national income for the recipient. The ongoing trade conflict between the US and China bears this out.
• Who Controls Bitcoin?
  Blog Post

  Who controls bitcoin? Bitcoin is decentralized and it is not a currency produced by a certain country or countries. So, who controls Bitcoin?
• Who Owns Exchanges? (Financial Markets)
  Blog Post

  Who owns exchanges in the financial markets? We look at this question, considering the variety of exchanges and timelines.
• Who Owns US Treasury Bonds? (Breakdown)
  Blog Post

  We look through the various entities that own US Treasury Bonds, why they own them, and influences that will shape future ownership.
• Who Pays for Bankruptcies? A Rundown of Financial Stakeholders
  Blog Post

  This article explains how bankruptcy affects shareholders, bondholders, depositors, and creditors, and how the burden is distributed.
• Why 96% of Day Traders Don’t Make a Living – and the 4% Secret
  Blog Post

  96% of day traders don't make a living from day trading. But 4% do. What do they do differently? We take a look.
• Why AI & Machine Learning Will Never Solve the Markets
  Blog Post

  While AI and ML have shown great promise in some areas of finance, it is important to know about the inherent limitations and challanges.
• Why and How All Currencies Devalue and Die
  Blog Post

  We look at why currencies devalue and die, their inherent impermanence, economic factors at play, and the cycle of devaluation.
• Why Are NFTs Bad for the Environment?
  Blog Post

  The biggest way that NFTs impact the environment is through the amount of energy that they consume. Learn more in our article.
• Why Countries’ Monetary Policies Move Together
  Blog Post

  There are a few main reasons why countries’ monetary policies move together. Learn more about the connections in this article.
• Why Day Traders Lose Money
  Blog Post

  Day trading isn’t easy! Learn why the majority of traders lose money and how you can avoid common pitfalls.
• Why Day Traders Need to Pay Attention to Central Banks
  Blog Post

  Day traders tend to focus predominantly on technical analysis, but completely ignoring fundamental analysis can be a costly mistake.
• Why Did the 401(k) Become More Popular Than Pension Plans?
  Blog Post

  We look at why 401(k) plans have begun overshadowing conventional pension plans (defined benefit plans) in the U.S.
• Why Diversification Is Harder in Today’s World
  Blog Post

  Achieving true diversification can be challenging. Learn more about how to keep your investment portfolio truly diversified.
• Why Do Companies Buy Back Shares?
  Blog Post

  We discuss what a stock buyback does, who benefits from one, buybacks vs. dividends, risks of a buyback, and much more.
• Why Do People Not Participate in Markets?
  Blog Post

  Why don't people participate in markets, or at least not participate in them that aligns with their natural preferences? We take a look.
• Why do repo market rates often spike?
  Blog Post

  Find out more about repo market rates and what makes them spike. Learn about why this is important information for traders and investors.
• Why Does Bitcoin Tend to Stall at $50,000?
  Blog Post

  Why is the $50,000 mark so significant for the BTC/USD exchange rate? Learn more in our article about the Bitcoin market.
• Why Does the US Dollar Rise in a Recession?
  Blog Post

  In a recession, the US dollar typically rises. But why? We look at the underlying factors, and why they are important for traders/investors.
• Why Doesn’t the World Have One Currency?
  Blog Post

  We look at the pros and cons of a global currency, the importance of individual currencies, and the impact of dollarization and pegs.
• Why Interest Rates Can’t Rise Much
  Blog Post

  The IIF recently published that the global debt stock has reached $255.3 trillion at the end of 2019.
• Why Is It Important to Beat the Stock Market? (Or Is It?)
  Blog Post

  Is it important to beat the stock market? We look at the variety of objectives and factors that go into determining success.
• Why Is Trading So Complex?
  Blog Post

  From volatile systems to human psychology, understand why trading is so complex and how to make smarter decisions in the markets.
• Why It’s (Usually) A Bad Idea to Copy Your Favorite Traders
  Blog Post

  Copying pro traders looks easy. But hidden risks, mismatched goals, and unseen complexity make it a costly mistake for most traders. Here's why.
• Why Leveraged ETFs Target Daily Returns
  Blog Post

  Leveraged ETFs target daily returns for leverage, ideal for short-term gains but risky for long-term due to compounding effects. Learn more.
• Why Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM) Failed
  Blog Post

  We look at the strategies that led to the LTCM debacle, exploring the lessons in leverage, risk management, and financial arbitrage
• Why Low Volatility Beats High Volatility in Markets
  Blog Post

  We look at why low volatility often outperforms high volatility, holding return constant, due to the impact on compounded returns.
• Why Most Traders Lose Even When They’re Right
  Blog Post

  How frustrating is it to make the right market calls but still lose money? We look at why this happens and how to avoid it.
• Why Not 100% Stocks? (Portfolio Concentration vs. Diversifying)
  Blog Post

  Why not 100% stocks? A popular paper makes the old argument, and we explain why the diversified approach is a better path for most.
• Why the Dow Jones Is Misleading
  Blog Post

  The Dow Jones is one of the most popular global equity benchmarks, dating back to the mid-1880s as a daily bulletin and 1896 in terms of its formal
• Why the Zillow Zestimate (And Other AVMs) Are Flawed
  Blog Post

  We look at the various reasons why the Zillow Zestimate and other AVM models are flawed and should be trusted with caution.
• Why Valuation Alone Fails as a Stock Market Predictor
  Blog Post

  We look at why valuation fails as a stock market predictor. Learn how real trades, noise, and motives drive prices short and medium term.
• Why We Show Some Less Regulated Brokers
  Article

  Read DayTrading.com's policy on reviewing and showing less regulated or unlicensed brokers and trading platforms.
• Why You Can Trust DayTrading.com
  Article

  Why You Can Trust DayTrading.com - Authority, Experience, Honesty. Years of trading experience, industry recognition and transparent practices.
• Why You Should Focus on Real Returns, not Nominal Returns
  Blog Post

  Over time, real returns (i.e., inflation-adjusted returns) are what matter for your portfolio, not nominal returns. Learn more here.
• Why You Shouldn’t Check the Market Daily
  Blog Post

  Why checking the market daily hurts long-term holders. Learn why patience, habit, and ignoring noise beat prediction in building lasting wealth.
• Why Zillow iBuying Failed (Zillow Offers)
  Blog Post

  Learn from Zillow's iBuying failure. How did misapplied AI in real estate lead to such a costly mistake? Find out more here.
• Will Dogecoin Reach $100?
  Blog Post

  Will Dogecoin Reach $100? It is possible, if there is continued interest from investors and social media influencers.
• Will Emerging Markets Decouple from China?
  Blog Post

  The correlation between GDP growth in China and other emerging markets has fallen since 2015, from being nearly 1:1. What happens now?
• Will JPM Coin Challenge the Top Cryptocurrencies?
  Blog Post

  JPMorgan Chase recently came out with news they are starting their own form of cryptocurrency. It will be backed by USD on a 1-for-1 basis. JPM Coin is part
• Williams % R
  Article

  Williams % R Explained. How To Find Trade Signals Using Williams % R. We explain the technical indicator and how to find and confirm trades.
• Window Dressing in Accounting and Investing
  Blog Post

  We look at Window Dressing in the context of accounting and investing, ethics, examples, and how it’s employed in investment funds.
• Wire Transfer
  Payment Method

  See our list of the best online trading brokers that accept bank wire transfer payments. We reveal how to deposit using wire transfer.
• Working Capital
  Blog Post

  Working capital is an important concept in accounting and finance that refers to the funds available to a business.
• World Forex
  Broker Review

  Expert review of multi-asset trading broker - World Forex. We unpack their trading contests, live accounts, digital contracts, no deposit bonuses, and more.
• WorldPay
  Payment Method

  We evaluate and list the best brokers that accept WorldPay payments. Find out about fees, times and how to deposit with WorldPay.
• Wyden (Formerly AlgoTrader)
  Article

  Wyden software review. Automated trading platform reviewed including EAs, prices and downloads for the open-source trading software.