Necessary Margin definition

Necessary Margin for CFD trading shall mean the necessary margin required by the Company so as to maintain Open Positions.
Necessary Margin means the margin required by the Company to maintain Open Positions. The details for each Instrument are specified in the Products Specifications.
Necessary Margin means the necessary margin required by the Company so as to maintain Open Positions. The details for each CFD are specified in the Contract Specifications.

Examples of Necessary Margin in a sentence

  • If at any time the Equity falls below a certain percentage of the Necessary Margin, specified in the Contract Specifications section on the Website, the Company has the right to close any, or all of the Client’s Open Positions without the Client’s consent or any prior Written Notice to him.


More Definitions of Necessary Margin

Necessary Margin means the margin required by the Company to maintain Open Positions. The details for each Instrument are specified in the Contract Specifications.
Necessary Margin means the necessary margin required by the Company so as to maintain Open Positions in CFD trading.
Necessary Margin means the margin required by CAPITALXTEND to maintain Open Positions. The details for each Instrument are specified in the Contract Specifications.
Necessary Margin means the necessary margin required by the Company to maintain Open Positions, for each type of CFD.
Necessary Margin will mean the margin required by FXTM to maintain Open Positions.
Necessary Margin means the margin required by the Company to maintain open positions.
Necessary Margin means the margin required by the Company to maintain open positions. The details for each instrument are in the contract specifications on the Website. For example, if the Client opens two buy lots, and three sell lots for the same instrument, then two buy lots and two sell lots are identified as locked positions, and one buy lot is identified as a non-locked position.