Common use of Abnormal Market Conditions Clause in Contracts

Abnormal Market Conditions. 34.1 Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate rapidly to reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company or the Client. As a result, the Company may be unable to execute client orders at the declared price and a “stop loss” instruction cannot guarantee to limit the clients’ loss. This may occur, for example in the following cases:

Abnormal Market Conditions. 34.1 9.1 Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate rapidly to reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company Firm or the Clientclient. As a result, the Company PMS may be unable to execute client orders the client’s instructions at the declared price and a “‘stop loss” ’ instruction cannot guarantee to limit the clients’ latter’s loss. This may occur, for example in the following cases:.

Abnormal Market Conditions. 34.1 9.1 Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate rapidly to reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company Firm or the Clientclient. As a result, the Company Xxxx may be unable to execute client orders the client’s instructions at the declared price and a “‘stop loss” ’ instruction cannot guarantee to limit the clients’ latter’s loss. This may occur, for example in the following cases:.

Abnormal Market Conditions. 34.1 9.1 Under abnormal market conditions, CFDs may fluctuate rapidly to reflect unforeseeable events that cannot be controlled either by the Company Firm or the Clientclient. As a result, the Company TigerWit may be unable to execute client orders the client’s instructions at the declared price and a “‘stop loss” ’ instruction cannot guarantee to limit the clients’ latter’s loss. This may occur, for example in example, at the following cases: