Risk of Loss in Trading Futures Sample Clauses

Risk of Loss in Trading Futures. In futures trading, buyers (a party with long position) and sellers (a party with short position) are required to make an initial margin deposit with their derivatives agent to secure their performance under Futures. Since the amount of initial margin is small compared to the contract’s value, a relatively small movement of the market can lead to either large losses or gains within a short period of time. The Client may sustain losses significantly beyond the amount of initial margin deposit it has made or may be called upon by its agent to liquidate its position at a loss should it be unable to provide additional margin funds within a specified period.
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Risk of Loss in Trading Futures. In futures trading, buyers (a party with a long position) and sellers (a party with a short position) are required to deposit assets to their futures agent to secure their performance under futures contracts. Even if the amount of assets placed as an initial margin is small compared to the contract’s value, a relatively small movement of the market can lead to either large losses or gains within a short period of time. The Customer may sustain losses significantly beyond the amount of the initial margin deposit it has provided or sustain losses beyond the total margin provided to the agent, or may be called upon by its agent to close out its position at a loss should it be unable to provide additional margin within the specified period.
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