Cost of Tender: Total of various charges incurred when a commodity is certified and delivered on a futures contract.
Counterparty: The opposite party in a bilateral agreement, contract, or transaction, such as a swap. In the retail foreign exchange (or Forex currency trading) context, the party to which a retail customer sends its funds; lawfully, the party must be one of those listed in Section 2(c) (2) (B) (ii) (I)-(VI) of the Commodity Exchange Act.
Counterparty Risk: The risk associated with the financial stability of the party entered into contract with. Forward contracts impose upon each party the risk that the counterparty will default, but futures contracts executed on a designated contract market are guaranteed against default by the clearing organization.
Counter-Trend Trading: In technical analysis, the method by which a trader takes a position contrary to the current market direction in anticipation of a change in that direction.
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