Guaranteed Stop Order definition
Examples of Guaranteed Stop Order in a sentence
An Open Position can be closed in accordance with the Client Agreements prior to reaching the Guaranteed Stop Order price level.
The adjusted spread is displayed in the Underlying Asset details tab for each eligible Underlying Asset at the time the Guaranteed Stop Order is placed.
As the Company guarantees the close out price, the spread is adjusted for the additional charge when placing the Guaranteed Stop Order.
The Company may, in its sole discretion, accept the Client’s offer to place a Guaranteed Stop Order at an exact price determined by the Client.
We may require you to pay an additional premium in order to amend the level of a Guaranteed Stop Order.
We may change the Guaranteed Stop Order premiums at any time without notice, including in cases of volatile market conditions and/or illiquidity regardless of whether this change is or is not reflected in the Market Information.
Premiums will be recharged every time an open Transaction is rolled over into a future contract if you so instruct us to place a Guaranteed Stop Order on the new Transaction.
When rolling over a Transaction with a Guaranteed Stop Order attached to the next available contract period it is your sole responsibility to ensure that the new Transaction has a Guaranteed Stop Order attached if you so require.
A Guaranteed Stop Order will not be attached to the new Transaction unless you specifically request it.
In the event that any Order with an associated Guaranteed Stop Order is Slipped, the Stop Level of the associated Guaranteed Stop Order may be different to the Stop Level specified in the Confirmation, but equate to the same risk.