Trading Conditions
Leverage
Increase the potential of your trades as well as the impact of your exposure. Using leverage, you can buy and sell various instruments. Leverage is the ability to place trades utilising a small portion of the trade’s value as a deposit, known as the margin. This can be a very valuable tool for clients who want to profit from market moves while just investing a small amount of money. However, there is a heightened danger because losses when trading with leverage might be exacerbated. It is strongly advised that clients employ effective risk management techniques (such as stop loss orders) and money management while trading with leverage to reduce trading risks.
Spreads
Some of the market’s most tight spreads are provided by MEG Capital.
The difference between an instrument’s “bid” (buy) and “ask” (sell) prices is the “spread” of a CFD. When you trade foreign exchange with MEG Capital, you will only be responsible for this one cost. Trader-friendly spreads and costs allow you to trade the instruments of your choosing profitably. Find out more about the many instruments we provide.
These spreads apply to STP accounts and are merely suggestive. Depending on the state of the market and the type of account you have with us, actual spreads may vary.
Leverage
Increase the potential of your trades as well as the impact of your exposure. Using leverage, you can buy and sell various instruments. Leverage is the ability to place trades utilising a small portion of the trade’s value as a deposit, known as the margin. This can be a very valuable tool for clients who want to profit from market moves while just investing a small amount of money. However, there is a heightened danger because losses when trading with leverage might be exacerbated. It is strongly advised that clients employ effective risk management techniques (such as stop loss orders) and money management while trading with leverage to reduce trading risks.
Spreads
Some of the market’s most tight spreads are provided by MEG Capital.
The difference between an instrument’s “bid” (buy) and “ask” (sell) prices is the “spread” of a CFD. When you trade foreign exchange with MEG Capital, you will only be responsible for this one cost. Trader-friendly spreads and costs allow you to trade the instruments of your choosing profitably. Find out more about the many instruments we provide.
These spreads apply to STP accounts and are merely suggestive. Depending on the state of the market and the type of account you have with us, actual spreads may vary.
Swaps
The overnight financing fees known as SWAP costs are levied when a position is held overnight. It is the expense of borrowing when one currency’s value is compared to another in a forex pair or the direct cost of using leverage on financial instruments. You might be charged for overnight stays.
Trading Hours
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Margin Call vs Margin Stop
Leveraged trading refers to the practice of using modest amounts of capital to execute larger trades. Margin refers to this capital. It’s crucial that you preserve enough margin in your account to cover the bets if the market turns against you.
A “margin call”—a period in which you should contribute additional money to boost your equity or lower your margin requirement—occurs if the equity in your account drops to 50% of the required margin. Your largest positions and future positions can be closed out if the equity in your account drops to 20% of the necessary margin
Most Recent Market Analysis
Public holidays and major world events frequently cause adjustments to trading hours. Market hours are frequently changed since financial products are traded all over the world. Traders should constantly be aware that shifts in market hours frequently have an impact on market liquidity, which can lead to significant price fluctuations and gaps in pricing. Traders should constantly have enough margin and pay close attention to extremely erratic market conditions.
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