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The chip is lost.
>> what if it's 500?
I don't get it... what difference does it make?
don't get it... what difference does it make?
There's a big difference. Again - the size of our deposit, the minimum - so that it is barely enough to open one position. This is the point!
In the worst case we have two accounts - we'll stay with us.
There is a big difference. Again, our deposit size is minimal - barely enough to open a single position. This is the point!
In the worst case we have two accounts - we'll stay with us.
Leonid, I'll say it again: the broker will not forgive your debt. As a rule, there is even a clause in the Regulations that you will be obliged to repay the debt within 3 days...
>> Excuse me. What kind of debt ?
If things go badly after the gap, you will be left with a loss by the size of the gap...
Do you really think I would owe it to some kitchen?
Do you really?
Do you really think I would owe it to some kitchen?
Do you really?
well, i don't know... I haven't worked with any outright kitchens... but if you work with a kitchen, do you really think you're gonna get paid the money you earned?
Really?
But I didn't ask for a loan from DC! Why would I suddenly have this debt?
Besides. I have never seen yet - that in conditions it was clearly written - "that we, employees of DC are scammers and that our stop-orders are executed with slippage. And limit orders - at the stated price.
It's like if your buddy lost money in a casino. And then he says to you, "come on, make it up to me. Like I gambled on your behalf! "..
But I didn't ask for a loan from DC! Why would I suddenly have this debt?
Besides. In addition, I have never seen before that it was clearly written in our conditions: "We, our brokerage staff, are scammers and our stop orders are slippage-executed. And limit orders - at a declared price.
I'm not sure what you mean... but if you're so sure it's gonna work... ...you've got it... :)
I'm not sure what you mean...
Let me explain. This is when the stop-loss is executed with a slippage. And the take profit is executed strictly at the set price.
Thus, with gaps we may have losses several times larger than specified by the stop loss.
But the TakeProfit will never be higher, even if the price is opened through a gap.
The brokerage staff falsely explains this with global "stock market tradition" and other far-fetched examples.