Stop Out means an instruction to close the Client's open position without the consent of the Client or any prior notice in a case of insufficient funds required for maintaining open positions.
Stop Out means server generated compulsory position closure order (without agreement and preliminary notification of the Client in case of lack of funds for opened position maintenance).
Stop Out means the situation when the Company execute the right to close all Client’s open positions at current market price or the last available price and your equity divided by balance falls below the stop out level specified for your account type.
Examples of Stop Out in a sentence
Stop out The order for a mandatory position closure, generated by the Server.
More Definitions of Stop Out
Stop Out means an instruction to close the Client’s open positions without the consent of the Client or any prior notice in a case of insufficient funds required for maintaining open positions.
Stop Out is an instruction to close the client’s Open Position without the consent of the client or any prior notice in a case of insufficient funds required for maintaining Open Positions.
Stop Out means an order to close the position when the trading account balance has reached the predetermined margin ratio;
Stop Out means the liquidation of a position when the Client’s Account Margin Level drops below 50%. The Margin Level may be changed by the Company to match the one provided by the Liquidity Provider(s) and/or at the Company’s own discretion. “Swap or Rollover” for CFD trading shall mean the interest added or deducted for holding a position open overnight.
Stop Out when used in this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires, shall mean the situation where, because of the equity in an Account reaches the Stop=out Level (i.e. drops below the Margin Level required to maintain open positions – see below), our Online Trading Facility will start automatically to close trading positions (starting from the least profitable position and until the Margin Level requirement is met) in order to prevent further account losses;
Stop Out means the function which closes open Transactions at a pre-determined level when more than a specified percentage of funds available to support the open Transactions have been eliminated by the impact of adverse market movement.
Stop Out means the forced order to close the position generated by the server.