Positions and Orders Limitations Sample Clauses

Positions and Orders Limitations. Service Provider and its Technology Providers reserve the sole discretionary right, at any time, to limit the number of Open Positions which Customer may enter, acquire, or maintain with the designated counterparty or counterparties, to refuse acceptance of any Order entered by Customer or to alter its dealing relationship with the Customer to include or exclude use of any electronic trading network or other trade execution method in any manner and to any extent.
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Positions and Orders Limitations. FXDD reserves the sole discretionary right to limit the number of Open Positions which Customer may enter, acquire or maintain with FXDD; to refuse acceptance of any Order entered by Customer or to alter its dealing relationship with the Customer to include or exclude use of any electronic trading network or other trade execution method in any manner and to any extent.
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Positions and Orders Limitations. ODM reserves the sole discretionary right to limit the number of Open Positions which Customer may enter, acquire or maintain with ODM; to refuse acceptance of any Order entered by Customer or to alter its dealing relationship with the Customer to include or exclude use of any electronic trading network or other trade execution method in any manner and to any extent.
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Positions and Orders Limitations. 12.6.1. FX NextGen reserves the sole discretionary right to limit the number of Open Positions which Customer may enter, acquire or maintain with us, to refuse acceptance of any Order entered by Customer or to alter its dealing relationship with the Customer to include or exclude use of any electronic trading network or other trade execution method in any manner and to any extent.
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Positions and Orders Limitations. FXDD reserves the sole discretionary right to limit the number of Open Positions which Customer may enter, acquire or maintain with FXDD; to refuse acceptance of any Order entered by Customer or to alter its dealing relationship with the Customer to include or exclude use of any electronic trading network or other trade execution method in any manner and to any extent. Netting - For its FX product offering, it is FXDD’s policy to immediately net (aggregate) all purchases and sales, including open Buy positions as well as open Sell positions for the same currency pair. Any resulting single aggregate position for the currency pair, if not liquidated by the end of the particular FXDD business day, is rolled forward to the next Spot Date.
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