Forex Line Trading: A Day Trader’s Guide to Identifying Profitable Opportunities
Forex line trading, also known as trend line trading, is a popular strategy among forex traders. Trend line trading involves identifying the trend of a…
Forex Trader
A Forex Trader uses currency exchange rates to try to profit from foreign currency transactions. As the value of currencies relative to each other rises…
What is slippage and why does it happen?
Orders are sometimes filled away from the desired price due to gaps in the market. This occurs because currency prices can sometimes be very volatile,…
If the required margin for hedged positions is 0, how can my positions be stopped out?
While there is no margin requirement requested for fully hedged positions, this does not protect your orders to be closed out at one point. Mainly…
What is the Margin Requirement for hedged positions?
Our margin requirements for hedged positions is Zero. When you decide to hedge a position in one particular instrument (respectively buying or selling the same…
What is the Stop out level?
If your Equity falls to less than 30% of the required margin, your trade(s) will be closed out by our Automated Risk Management System starting…
What is Margin Call?
A margin call occurs when the account equity falls below the required margin. Once your margin level goes below 100%, your account will go into…
How do I calculate the profit and loss of a position in Forex?
To calculate the profit or loss of a position: BUY Positions Profit = (Closing Price – Opening Price) * Volume SELL Positions Profit =…
How do I calculate the required margin?
Here is how to calculate the required margin Margin = Base Currency Volume / Leverage Example 1: Account Currency: USDCurrency Pair: USDCADBase Currency: USDVolume =…
What is the difference between account balance and equity balance?
The balance on your account reflects the amount of funds you currently have in your account, without taking into consideration any open positions profit or…