Future contracts are subject to rollover, since they have expiration dates. Position held past the expiration rollover to switch from expired contract to the new contract. The client will be debited or credited rollover based on the difference in the contracts.

For example, if the current contract of $20 expires, the position will be closed and a new contract on the same underlying asset will be open at a new price. If the new contract price is $21, the account will incur a $1 charge.

The Account is subject to standard fees, as described on the “Other Fees” section.

See Contract Specifications for CFDs.

The Company reserves the right to change any of the above commonly used prices/fees from time to time.

Stop-out is triggered when your account equity drops below a certain level, predefined for your account, of the margin needed to maintain your open positions. The least profitable positions will be closed until margin level gets above the minimum required level.

Retail clients – Automatic stop-out at 50%

Professional clients – No automatic stop-out at 50%. Positions will be closed at market once account reaches trading suspension equity ($50).

If the volatility in the market is too high, even after automatic liquidation of the positions, your account balance may go below 0. In such cases, the company will apply Negative Balance Protection, for both Retail and Professional clients, and zero the account balance.