Closing Out means in relation to any or portion of any contract, the entering into of another contract of the same specification and for the same amount but of an opposite position in order to cancel the former contract and/or to crystallise the profit or loss on such former contract and the term “Close Out” shall be construed accordingly;
Closing Out means in relation to any or portion of any F/O Contract, the
Closing Out means, in relation to an FX Contract, to close out, unwind, cancel or otherwise terminate.
Examples of Closing Out in a sentence
Admiral Products may have unlimited loss:There is a moderate to high risk of your potential loss being unlimited if the market moves against you.You can minimise the risk of losses by monitoring your Open Positions and Closing Out the positions before losses arise.
You have an obligation to satisfy a Margin call (in addition to your obligation to maintain Margin cover) within the required time by Closing Out positions or making payments (or both) as accepted by Admiral, in its absolute discretion.
Any business establishment advertising a sale which state, either directly or indirectly, that it is the intent of the seller is to dispose of the entire stock of goods in order to terminate its business is required to obtain a Closing Out Sale License.
Reason for Closing Out Activity: Biennial Inspections were approved by HUD as a DHCD MTW activity in FY 2011.
Please note that while we have discretions in how we may exercise our powers, the trading parameters typically are set or applied for automatic outcomes, such as automatically Closing Out all of your Open Positions if you do not maintain the required minimum Margin Cover.
More Definitions of Closing Out
Closing Out means in relation to any or portion of any Futures or Option Contract, the entering into of another Futures Contract or Option Contract of the same specification and for the same amount but in the opposite position in order to cancel the former contract and/or to crystallise the profit or loss on such former contract and the term "close out" shall be construed accordingly; 「平倉(名詞)」指就任何期貨或期權合約或其任何部份，訂立另一份期貨或期權合約，其細則及金額與原本之合約或其部份相同但持相反倉位，以取消原本之合約或其一部份及/或將原本之合約的利潤或損失兌現，「平倉(動詞)」須據此詮釋；
Closing Out means in relation to any or portion of any contract, the entering into of another contract of the same specification and for the same amount but of an opposite position in order to cancel the former contract and/or to crystallize the profit or loss on such former contract and the term "Close Out" shall be construed accordingly. 「平倉」指就任何合約或其任何部分而言，訂立另一份相同規格的合約而其數額相同但屬相反持倉，以取消以前的合約及/或使該以前的合約的盈利或虧損明確化，而「平倉」(動詞)亦按此解釋。
Closing Out means in relation to any or portion of any contract, the entering into of another contract of the same specification and for the same amount but of an opposite position in order to cancel the former contract and / or to crystallize the profit or loss on the former contract and the term “Close Out” shall be construed accordingly; 「平倉」 指就任何合約或任何合約之部份而言，訂立另一份相同規定及相同金額但屬對盤之合約，以對銷原先之合約及 / 或變現原先合約之利潤或虧損； “On-Line Services” means the on-line internet trading services provided by SGFX to the Client to facilitate the trading by the Client. 「網上服務」 是指SGFX為有助於客戶買賣交易而對客戶提供的網上交易服務。
Closing Out means the effecting of a Closing-out Contract (as defined in the Rules) in respect of an unsettled stock position of a defaulting Clearing Participant or a Clearing Agency Participant under the CNS System, as referred to in Sections 10.14 and 12.2.9(v) respectively;
Closing Out means the process of offsetting existing contracts, which may be used by the clearing house to prevent further losses from positions carried out by an entity which has defaulted;
Closing Out means in relation to any or portion of any contract, the entering into of another contract of the same specification and for the same amount but of an opposite position in order to cancel the former contract and/or to crystallize the profit or loss on such former contract and the term “close out” shall be construed accordingly;“Commission”means the Securities and Futures Commission or any other body which assumes in whole or in part the powers and functions of the Securities and Futures Commission and has jurisdiction over the Exchange under the Ordinances;“commodities”wherever used herein shall include but not be limited to gold, silver or other physical commodities, monies, foreign currencies, currency options, foreign exchange contracts, index options, index futures contracts, commodity forward or futures contracts, commodity options, currency forward or futures contracts, financial futures and contracts for the future delivery of, or otherwise relating to, commodities, foreign currencies or securities;“Compensation Fund”means the Investor Compensation Fund as provided for in the Securities and Futures Ordinance and the relevant subsidiary legislation;“Exchange”means Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited;“Exchange Contract”means a contract for a commodity approved by the Commission and the Exchange for trading on a Market and which may result in a F/O Contract;“Exchange Participant”means a person who, in accordance with the Rules of the Exchange, may trade on or through the Exchange and whose name is entered in a list, register or roll kept by the Exchange as a person who may trade on or through the Exchange;“F.O. Business”means the business of dealing in F/O Contracts;“F/O Contract”means a futures contract and/or an options contract effected in a Market (as the case may be);“HKEx”means Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited;“Hong Kong SAR”means the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China;“Market”means one of the markets from time to time established and operated by the Exchange pursuant to Rule 201 of the Rules of the Exchange;
Closing Out a position means that a participant is executing a trade that is the opposite of the current position in order to eliminate the exposure.