Based on the tracking of trades, deposits and withdrawals, CapitalGuard calculates the High Water Mark (HWM) for a given managed client account The High Water Mark (HWM) is the highest equity achieved and is used to track the highest equity achieved for client accounts. The HWM is recalculated for all balance transactions in such a way that the drawdown on the account before the balance transaction and after the balance transaction remains the same. For a better understanding, you can see an example of how CapitalGuard works.

Investor’s share of the balance that is credited to the ETF or strategy provider each month. The percentage is given for one calendar year, therefore 1/12th of this fee is charged every month.

An accumulation is a price formation that occurs at the lower levels of a trend. It is an area where the market moves sideways and active buying occurs. The opposite of accumulation is distribution.

The US session runs from 14:30 - 22:00 (GMT + 2). During this period, volumes increase. The highest volatility is around 15:30 -16:00 (GMT + 2).

It is a way of trading in which the trader does not speculate on a fall or rise in price. It is a method that takes advantage of price differences for the same instrument in different markets. The trader buys the instrument in one market and sells in another market.

Indicates, in dollars, the total sum of the volumes of all open positions that a strategy can use at one time with an equity of $10,000.

An ascending triangle is a continuous price formation where the bottom line is rising and the top line is horizontal.