Opening Positions Clause Samples
The "Opening Positions" clause defines the initial stances or proposals that parties present at the outset of a negotiation or agreement. It typically outlines each party’s starting demands, offers, or expectations, serving as a reference point for subsequent discussions. By clearly stating these initial positions, the clause helps structure negotiations, ensures transparency, and facilitates a more organized and efficient bargaining process.
Opening Positions. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, you may place Orders via our Electronic Trading Platforms and Mobile Applications as well as trough phone, as described in the Company’s Order Execution Policy. Your Order is considered as having been accepted by the Company and this will be indicated on the relevant Electronic Trading Platform. In the instance where you are not sure whether your Order has been accepted or whether a trade had been effected, you may contact our Customer Support Department. In the case where you are a legal person, you are obliged to obtain a legal entity identifier from an appropriate authority duly licensed to provide legal entity identifiers. In the case of a legal person, you are not able to execute any Transactions if you do not possess a legal entity identifier. It is your responsibility to ensure that you understand the effect of an Order which you place on your open positions (i.e. whether the Order increases or reduces your exposure under an existing position or whether you are opening a new position or closing an existing position). Where the Company will accept an Order, will do so on a “first in first out” basis depending on the sequence in which orders are placed. You may only open a position during the trading hours of the market of the Underlying Asset of the CFDs and subject to the relevant Market being made available by the Company for trading and any trading limits and any minimum/ maximum trade sizes which we may impose in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and Order Execution Policy. You will not be able to place Orders outside of the hours in which the relevant market is open for trading, unless the Company advise you accordingly and based on the terms and conditions it may set in such cases. In order to place any Order, you will be required to enter such security information as the Company may require for this purpose. The Company may restrict or suspend or cancel your ability to trade for the purposes of preventing a breach of the Applicable Laws and Regulations or the terms specified herein, where you do not have sufficient funds or Margin for effecting the relevant Transaction or where to allow you to proceed with a relevant trade would result in a breach of any trading limits which the Company may have imposed pursuant to the provisions of this Agreement. It is noted that the Company is not under any obligation to and shall not check whether any assumptions made by you in making a trade are corre...
Opening Positions. 1. To open a position, the Customer shall send an order through the Client terminal to the Company’s server. The following order parameters are obligatory:
1. Instrument;
2. Trade volume.
2. AFX website