Trading Account

For example, a Trading Account is typically used by a dealer to speculate on movements in tradable assets with the expectation of having the account benefit from the transactions they make. Decisions regarding which assets to trade, how large a position to take in those assets and whether to be long or short are generally made by the investment dealer in charge of the account. Many people who operate a Trading Account use technical analysis as a basis upon which to make their trading decisions more objective since it eliminates much of the emotional involvement in making transaction decisions.