Trading flat refers to a situation where a market or security is neither rising nor declining in price or valuation. It can occur in various contexts, from the securities market to bonds and forex trading. In a flat market, traders can still make profits by trading individual stocks rather than market indices. Additionally, bond buyers may not be responsible for accrued interest payments when a bond is trading flat. In forex trading, being flat means that opposing positions cancel each other out, leaving the trader with a 'flat book' and uncertain about the direction of currency trading.
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