News Trading Sample Clauses

News Trading. New trading is a strategy or a technique of making a profit by trading financial instruments just in time and in accordance to the occurrence of an event in the economy. This strategy is strictly prohibited by INGOT Brokers as our spreads are capped or fixed which leads to a potential manipulation of our trading environment. We have the right to delete or reverse any transaction that was executed by: - Opening a position (Buy or Sell a financial instrument) within one-minute duration from the economic event. Or; - Placing limit and stop orders (Buy Stop, Sell Stop, Buy Limit, Sell Limit) executed on the date and time of the economic event.
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News Trading. News trading is a strategy or a technique of making a profit by trading financial instruments just in time and in accordance to the occurrence of an event in the economy. This strategy is strictly prohibited by INGOT Brokers as our spreads are capped which leads to a potential manipulation of our trading environment. We have the right to delete or reverse any transaction that was executed by:
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News Trading. Trading immediately before, during, or immediately after economic news releases or news releases of any type should be treated as an extremely risky type of trading. The reason being is that liquidity before, during, and after news releases is very low, and may result in inconsistency in trade execution compared to less volatile times in the market. This is a simple TERMS OF BUSINESS 7 case of supply and demand, meaning, demand for execution outweighs the supply or liquidity at that given time. Please note this also refers to pending orders placed around current present prices prior to news events. The customer assumes 100% that he or she may incur a high degree of slippage during these volatile times in the market, and the Company assumes absolutely no responsibility for slippage incurred by Customer in a specific transaction. Straddle Trading Straddle trading refers to placing pending orders on either side of the market, in order to receive a trade entry when the price of the market fluctuates one way or the other. For example, if the current market price is at 10, the Customer would place a buy at 11 and a sell at 9, causing an execution if the market hit either price. Please note that during volatile market movement, these transactions may execute with a degree of slippage. The customer assumes 100% that he or she may incur a high degree of slippage when using this type of trading style, and the Company assumes absolutely no responsibility for slippage incurred by Customer in a specific transaction.
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News Trading. New trading is a strategy or a technique of making a profit by trading financial instruments just in time and in accordance to the occurrence of an event in the economy. This strategy is strictly prohibited by INGOT Brokers as our spreads are capped or fixed which leads to a potential manipulation of our trading environment. We have the right to delete or reverse any transaction that was executed by: - Opening a position (Buy or Sell a financial instrument) within one-minute duration from the economic event. Or; INGOT Brokers (Australia) Pty, Ltd. | AFSL: 428015 | ABN: 87 159 895 431 Xxxxx 00, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, 00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia Tel:+00 0 00000000 | xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx - Placing limit and stop orders (Buy Stop, Sell Stop, Buy Limit, Sell Limit) executed on the date and time of the economic event.
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