the Ask price

Ask means the higher price in a quote. this is the price with which a client may sell,is it a price with which a client may buy also?

As a retail trader, you buy at the ask (higher) price, and sell at the bid (lower) price. The difference between the bid and ask price is the 'spread'.

When you close a buy position (whether manually, or by price reaching your SL or TP), you are effectively selling; and when you close a sell position, you're effectively buying.

Hence you effectively pay the spread cost once, per roundtrip trade (from opening the position, to closing the position).

Yea: The ASK price is the higher price on the quote; if you buy then that the price you are gonna pay as the client/trader; this is the price you get when you close a short trade

Yes, just to confirm, when you BUY, you buy at the ASK price. When you SELL, you sell at the BID price. If you are buying, look at the higher price, if you are selling, look at the lower.

Ask is a price for buying. Bid is a price for selling. Ak is always more then bid on spread.

Ask is the buying quote, the rate at which the market is willing to sell the currency to you ..it is the higher of the two rates listed for a pair..and you sell the currency at the bid..