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Category – Margin Trading

Margin trading involves borrowing money from a broker to trade assets, allowing traders to control a larger position than their initial investment. In trading, margin trading amplifies potential profits but also increases risk, as losses can exceed the amount invested. Traders must maintain a minimum margin requirement to avoid a margin call, where the broker demands additional funds to cover losses. Margin trading is common in forex, stocks, and derivatives markets, but it requires careful risk management and understanding of leverage.

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MARGIN REQUIREMENT VALUE

Margin Requirement Value represents the specific monetary amount required as collateral for a trade. It ensures sufficient funds are allocated to support leveraged or margin-based positions.

MARGIN REQUIREMENT PERCENTAGE

Margin Requirement Percentage is the percentage of a trade’s value that must be maintained as collateral. It ensures sufficient funds are allocated to support leveraged or margin-based positions.

NET LIQUIDATION VALUE

Net Liquidation Value is the total equity of a trading account if all positions were sold at current prices. It includes cash and unrealized gains or losses, minus liabilities, providing a real-time view of account value.

BORROWED AMOUNTS FOR TRADE

Borrowed Amounts for Trade is the total amount borrowed from brokers to fund trading activities. It includes margin debt, margin call obligations, and other broker-provided borrowing mechanisms.

MARGIN DEBT

Margin Debt is the specific amount borrowed under margin agreements to fund trades. It enables leveraged positions and buying power but comes with repayment obligations and risks.

DATETIME

Datetime represents a combined date and time value in the ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS ±HH:MM), ensuring precise temporal tracking with timezone support.

TRADE RESERVE

Trade Reserve is the portion of your account allocated to maintain active trades, such as meeting margin requirements or collateral. It fluctuates based on trade size, leverage, and market conditions.

MAX RISK TOLERANCE

Max Risk Tolerance defines the maximum acceptable risk level for an account, reflecting the investor's capacity and willingness to withstand losses. This is determined by the trader's Max Risk Percentage.

MAX RISK PERCENTAGE

Max Risk Percentage is the maximum percentage of the account balance that a trader sets at the account level to define their risk tolerance for transactions, trades, and the portfolio. It ensures disciplined and consistent risk management.

ACCOUNT INITIAL BALANCE

Account Initial Balance defines the starting funds in a trading account, established only once during account creation. It serves as the foundation for tracking growth and managing risk, calculated by the initial deposit or transfer into the account.

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