Difference means in an FX and CFD the difference in price upon the opening of a Transaction and the closing of such Transaction.
Difference means the difference in price upon the opening of a transaction and the closing of such Transaction.
Difference shall have the meaning assigned thereto in Section 7(c) hereof.
Examples of Difference in a sentence
Trading Contracts for Difference (CFDs) on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors.
If you fail to comply with a request for additional funds within the time prescribed by us, we may, in our sole discretion, close any and all of your open Transaction whether at a loss or a profit and liquidate your Trading Account for the Difference payable by you.
Although the term FX / FX Contract is a type of a Contract for Difference, it is mentioned separately to mean the type of CFD where the Underlying Asset is a Currency Pair.
More Definitions of Difference
Difference means, in respect of an Auction and a Remaining Short Bidder who bid in the Auction, the difference between (a) the winning bid for such Auction, and (b) the bid of such Remaining Short Bidder in the Auction;
Difference means, in respect of a Settlement Unit, an amount (expressed in £/MWh) calculated in accordance with the following formula: Difference = min (SPt - MRPt,SPt ) where: SPt is the Strike Price in Settlement Unit (t); and MRPt is the Baseload Market Reference Price applicable to Settlement Unit (t);
Difference has the meaning set forth in Section 3.2(b) hereof.
Difference means – the difference between the overall indemnity amount and the maximum indemnity amount;
Difference means the difference in price upon the opening of a Transaction and the closing of such Transaction, plus or minus the Overnight Funding, as applicable
Difference means, in respect of an Auction and a Non Defaulting FXCMM’s Accepted bid in such Auction, the difference between such bid and the winning bid for the Auction;
Difference means the difference between the amount of tax that would be chargeable on the person calculated on the basis of the inaccurate statement and the amount of tax that would be chargeable if the statement were correct.