Stop Loss definition

Stop Loss means an offer to close a Transaction in an FX and CFD position at a price determined in advance by you which, in the case of a Buy is lower than the opening Transaction price and in the case of a Sell is higher than the opening Transaction price. “Swap or Rollover” for FX and CFD trading shall mean the interest added or deducted for holding a position open overnight.

Stop Loss expects to close a previously opened position at a quote less profitable for the Client, than the current quote at the moment of an order placement;

Stop Loss means an instruction that is attached to a pending order or market order for minimising loss.

Examples of Stop Loss in a sentence

• In addition, Aetna may terminate this Services Agreement co terminus with the termination of Customer’s agreement with TPA, immediately upon Aetna’s termination of its agreement with TPA, or immediately in the event of the termination or expiration of the Stop Loss policy referenced in Section 4 above.

• As soon as reasonably practicable after imposing a Stop Loss Order we will attempt to inform you that this has occurred via the Trading Platform.

• At all times throughout the term of this Services Agreement, Customer must maintain an in-force Aetna Stop Loss policy.

• We are under no obligation to take any other steps to inform you of TradeMax Australia Limited ABN: 76162331311 AFSL: 436416 Client Agreement the Stop Loss Order and a failure for any reason to inform you of the imposition of a Stop Loss order will not affect the validity or enforceability of that Stop Loss Order.

More Definitions of Stop Loss

Stop Loss means a close of position at a price less profitable for the Client than the price that exists when the order is placed.

Stop Loss or "excess risk insurance" means an insurance policy

Stop Loss means an instruction that is attached to a pending order for minimizing loss;

Stop Loss means an order to close an open position to achieve a certain level of prices to reduce losses;

Stop Loss means a pending order that is attached to an open position or another pending order for closing the position, usually with a loss;

Stop Loss is an Order used to limit risk, by automatically closing the client’s Open Position once it reaches a certain level of loss predefined by the client.

Stop Loss or “stop-loss insurance” means insurance protecting an employer or other person responsible for an otherwise self-insured health or life benefit plan against higher than expected obligations under the plan.