Common use of Abnormal Market Conditions Clause in Contracts

Abnormal Market Conditions. a) Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate rapidly to reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company or the Private Investor. This may occur, for example in the following cases: - During Market Opening; - During news times; - During volatile markets where prices may move significantly up or down and away from declared price; and/or - Where there is rapid movement, If the price rises or falls in one trading session to such extent that under the rules of the relevant exchange, trading is suspended or restricted. - If there is insufficient liquidity for the execution of the specific volume at the declared price.

Abnormal Market Conditions. a) Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate fluctuate rapidly to reflect reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company or the Private Investor. This may occur, for example in the following cases: - During Market Opening; - During news times; - During volatile markets where prices may move significantly significantly up or down and away from declared price; and/or - Where there is rapid movement, If the price rises or falls in one trading session to such extent that under the rules of the relevant exchange, trading is suspended or restricted. - If there is insufficient insufficient liquidity for the execution of the specific specific volume at the declared price.

Abnormal Market Conditions. a) Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate rapidly to reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company or the Private Investor. This may occur, for example in the following cases: - During Market Opening; - During news times; - During volatile markets where prices may move significantly up or down and away from declared price; and/or - Where there is rapid movement, If the price rises or falls in one trading session to such extent that under the rules of the relevant exchange, trading is suspended or restricted. - If there is insufficient insufficient liquidity for the execution of the specific volume at the declared price.

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Abnormal Market Conditions. a) Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate rapidly to reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company or the Private Investor. This may occur, for example in the following cases: - During Market Opening; - During news times; - During volatile markets where prices may move significantly up or down and away from declared price; and/or - Where there is rapid movement, If the price rises or falls in one trading session to such an extent that under the rules of the relevant exchange, trading is suspended or restricted. - If there is insufficient insufficient liquidity for the execution of the specific volume at the declared price.