Leverage Effect Sample Clauses

Leverage Effect. 6.1.1 Leverage used by the Client for trading can significantly affect the Client’s trading account even if there is only a slight fluctuation in the rates for financial instruments traded.
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Leverage Effect. 7.1.1. Conducting trades under the conditions of "Margin Trading" a slight change of the instrument price rate can have an imposing impact on the Customer trading account balance due to the leverage effect. In case the market moves against the Customer position, the latter can suffer losses in the amount of the initial deposit and other additional funds deposited by the Customer in order to keep the positions open. The Customer acknowledges being fully responsible for considering all risks, using finance and choosing the corresponding trading strategy.
Leverage Effect. Trading up to the double of such amount by the CLIENT by depositing a certain minimum margin amount into its account.

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