Dear experienced traders,
Could you help me with a basic question?
I try to find out what is stop out(stop loss), but I can't really understand that.
One case in a real account, my broker's stop out was 50% and the account's leverage was 1:100.
My balance was around $760, I thought it will be blow up if the float loss increase more over than 380, but it didn't.
Finally, the maximum draw down increase to more than 60%(more than 460 float loss) at that day, and it didn't blew up.
Do you know what does it mean when the broker said the stop out is 50%?
Why the system didn't stop my trade even the maximum draw down was more than 60%, but the account stop out was 50%?
Thank you in advance and best wishes,
Sky
Please be aware that MARGIN LEVEL is NOT percentage of account balance.
For excellent explanation, please refer
to
https://www.babypips.com/learn/forex/what-is-margin-level
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Please be aware that MARGIN LEVEL is NOT percentage of account balance.
For excellent explanation, please refer
to
https://www.babypips.com/learn/forex/what-is-margin-level
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Dear experienced traders,
Could you help me with a basic question?
I try to find out what is stop out(stop loss), but I can't really understand that.
One case in a real account, my broker's stop out was 50% and the account's leverage was 1:100.
My balance was around $760, I thought it will be blow up if the float loss increase more over than 380, but it didn't.
Finally, the maximum draw down increase to more than 60%(more than 460 float loss) at that day, and it didn't blew up.
Do you know what does it mean when the broker said the stop out is 50%?
Why the system didn't stop my trade even the maximum draw down was more than 60%, but the account stop out was 50%?
Thank you in advance and best wishes,
Sky