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Majors
Refers to the most active and widely traded currency pairs eg EUR / USD, USD / JPY, GBP / EUR.

Make-up
See Expiry Price.

Margin
The deposit or available credit needed on your account in order to start / maintain your positions open.

Margin Calculation
Margin is often calculated as £ / point x (Stop Loss + Initial Spread) eg a spread bettor buys £10 per point of Vodafone Futures with a stop loss of 50 points. The Margin Required = £10 x (50+6) = £560. ie spread bettor would need £560 on deposit or in available credit to place this bet.

Margin Call or Margining
The practice by which an Operator can request that you deposit further funds to run a larger or loss making position.

Mark to Market
The value adjustment of an asset or liability to reflect the current market price, in spread betting this occurs in real time.

Market Capitalisation
The market value of a company. The total number of shares in issue multiplied by the share price. Often abbreviated to 'Market Cap'.

Market Gap
A term used when the price of a market rapidly increases or decreases in a direction away from its last price range, see 'Gap'.

Market Maker
Exchange registered companies that quote a two-way spread in relation to securities.

Market on Close Order
A specific order to open or close a position at the price that a market closes, but is not guaranteed.

Market on Open Order
A specific order to open or close a position at the price that a market opens, but is not guaranteed.

Market Order
An order to have a position opened or closed when the underlying market trades at the specified price. Market orders are then filled at the current market price. Also known as a Market Price Order.

MATIF
March Terme International de France (Paris futures market).

Maturity Date
The date and time at which a bet expires.

Maximum Trade size
The maximum stake that can be placed at any point in time.

Merger
When two companies combine in order to form one entity in all respects.

Metals
Commodities relating to the Metals and Precious Metals eg Gold, Silver and Copper.

Mid Price
The price half-way between the buy and sell prices.

Minimum Size / Minimum Stake
The minimum bet size or stake per point in a particular market. Most spread betting companies offer a minimum bet size of £1 per point (or currency equivalent).

Minors
Refers to less active and less liquid currency pairs which are less popular than the Majors and more popular than Exotics. Eg GBP / CAD, AUD / JPY, USD / DKK, USD / NOR.

MSI
Milan Stock Exchange.



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