Margin Trading definition

Margin Trading for CFD trading shall mean Leverage trading when the Client may make Transactions having less funds on the Client Account in comparison with the Transaction Size.

Margin Trading means Leverage trading when the Client may make Transactions having far less funds on the Trading Account in comparison with the Transaction Size.

Margin Trading trading with the use of leverage; a Customer is able to open trades which value is much higher than the employed in a trade personal funds of the Customer.

Examples of Margin Trading in a sentence

• Client represents that Client has read the disclosure titled "Disclosure of Risks of Margin Trading" provided separately by IBKR.

More Definitions of Margin Trading

Margin Trading means such trading when the customer may make Transactions having far less funds on the trading account in comparison with the transaction size.

Margin Trading means trading using leverage, where the «Client» may make transactions of a certain size, while having significantly less funds on his/her/its trading account.

Margin Trading for CFD trading shall mean Leverage trading when the Client may enter into Transactions having less funds on the Client Account in comparison with the Transaction Size. “Matched Positions” for CFD trading shall mean Long Positions and Short Positions of the same Transaction Size opened on the Client Account for the same CFD.

Margin Trading means that the client can trade amounts significantly higher than his deposit.

Margin Trading means Leverage trading when the Client may make Transactions having fewer funds on the Client Account in comparison with the Transaction Size

Margin Trading means Leverage trading when the Client may make Transactions having

Margin Trading means trading using leverage, where the Client may make transactions of a certain size, while having significantly less funds on his/her trading account.