Common use of Opposing Positions Clause in Contracts

Opposing Positions. (a) You may run opposing positions in Margin FX Contracts in the same currency pair and a Position in a market where you have an opposing Position already opened. Both Long and Short Positions will appear in your Trade Account and they will be treated as two open positions. When you choose to keep two opposing open positions they will be revalued and rolled as an individual open position until you choose to offset or match the two positions.

Opposing Positions. (a) You may run opposing positions in Margin FX Contracts in the same currency pair and a Position in a market where you have an opposing Position already opened. Both Long and Short Positions will appear in your Trade Account and they will be treated as two open positions. When you choose to keep two opposing open positions they will be revalued and rolled as an individual open position until you choose to offset or match the two positions. You understand there may be a wider difference between ‘buy’ and sell’ prices you are quoted on closing a Position than when it was opened.

Opposing Positions. (a) You may run opposing positions in Margin FX Contracts in the same currency pair and a Position in a market where you have an opposing Position already opened. Both Long long and Short Positions short positions will appear in your Trade Account trade account and they will be treated as two open positions. When you choose to keep two opposing open positions they will be revalued and rolled as an individual open position until you choose to offset or match the two positions.

Opposing Positions. (a) You may run opposing positions Positions in Margin FX Contracts in the same currency pair and a Position in a market where you have an opposing Position already opened. Both Long long and Short short Positions will appear in your Trade Account trade account and they will be treated as two open positionsPositions. When you choose to keep two opposing open positions Positions they will be revalued and rolled as an individual open position Position until you choose to offset or match the two positionsPositions.