| 1. | Mobile Trading | Controlling of trading account via mobile devices such a cellular phone or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant). Wireless access technologies WAP and GPRS provide access to the Internet. |
| 2. | Module | A portion of a program that carries out a specific function and may be used alone or in combination with other modules of the same program. |
| 3. | Momentum | The tendency of the market to continue moving in the same direction in which it is currently moving. |
| 4. | Monetarists | People who believe that money and monetary policy have a strong effect on capacity and growth in the economy. Monetarists focus on the work of Milton Friedman. |
| 5. | Monetary Base | Required and non-required deposits made at the central bank by member banks and the currency in circulation. |
| 6. | Monetary Easing | When a central bank encourages spending by easing monetary controls. An example would be lowering interest rates. |
| 7. | Monetary Policy | Central bank attempts to influence the economy through money supply levels. |
| 8. | Monetary Policy Committee | The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is a committee of the Bank of England that meets every month to decide the official interest rate in the United Kingdom. |
| 9. | Money Manager | A person who is responsible for the entire financial portfolio of an individual or other entity. A money manager receives payment in exchange for choosing and monitoring appropriate More… |
| 10. | Most Favored Nation | Preferential treatment in trade between World Trade Organization (WTO) members. See also: WTO |
| 11. | Moving Average | Method of smoothing out data on price charts so that trends are easier to spot. Average refers to a mathematical average or a statistical mean that is plotted over the original curve. |
