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Ehehehe . :)
Lets say you have 500$ deposited .
A broker may allow leverage up to 1:2000.
If you have 1500$ deposited (or earned)
A broker may allow leverage up to 1:500
if you have more than 20000$ deposited (or earned)
A broker may allow leverage up to 1:100.
etc...
thanks for explaining....let me ask a question:
is it the broker that will force the "leverage change on your account" or its a standard rule.
thanks for explaining....let me ask a question:
is it the broker that will force the "leverage change on your account" or its a standard rule.
Its the brokers decision , and it depends (my hypothesis) on their liquidity providers.
Regulatory authorities may cap the maximum leverage provision though.
For me realistically anything consistent is good. Higher percentages are obviously better, but consistency is key for me. I like knowing what to expect and have steady growth. Im not a fan of rollercoasters, both in real life and on my portfolio chart haha