DIFFERENCE IN BUY AND SELL PRICES Sample Clauses

DIFFERENCE IN BUY AND SELL PRICES. 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.
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DIFFERENCE IN BUY AND SELL PRICES. 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. Trademax Global Limited VFSC: 40356 Client Agreement

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