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Contract Specifications
Small list of products and their contract sizes
Currencies: Mini Accounts 1,000 of base currency,
Regular Accounts 100,000 of base currency
Gold: Mini Accounts 10 oZ Regular Accounts 100 oZ
Silver: Mini Accounts 50 oZ Regular Accounts 5,000
oZ
Oil: Regular 1.000 barrels
Dow Jones: Regular 10*Index (As few products are not being traded online,
please ask our dealing desk a full list of indexes and their contract
sizes as well as their margin requirements)
Margin Requirements
Regular Foreign Exchange Accounts
Minimum Margin: $ 500 US or 0.5%-with leverage 1 to 200
Maximum Margin: $100.000 US or 100%-with leverage 1 to 1
Mini Foreign Exchange Accounts
Minimum Margin: $50 US or 0.5%-with leverage 1 to 200
Maximum Margin: $10.000 US or 100%-with leverage1 to 1
Precious Metals (Gold & Silver) regular account
Minimum Margin: with leverage 1 to 200 - 0.5% of face value $50 US
Maximum Margin: with leverage 1 to 1 – 100% of face value $100
US
Precious Metals Mini Account
Minimum Margin: with leverage 1 to 200 – 0.5 % of the face value
$ 5 US
Maximum Margin: with leverage 1 to 1 -100% of the face value $ 10 US
Foreign exchange Forward accounts
All transactions are up to 6 months
Minimum Margin 5 % of the face value
Maximum Margin 15 %of the face value
Margin requirements are according to currency pair and its volatility
rank.
Trading Example on regular Accounts
USD/CHF is the symbol for the relation of United States Dollar to Swiss
Franc (symbols may differ from system to system). USD and any other
symbol which initializes a relation of that type is called BASE CURRENCY.
The contracts which will be bought or sold will be always on this base
currency . The result of a transaction is always on the second symbol.
Market Entry Price USD/CHF 1, 20
Market Exit price USD/ CHF 1, 21
Transaction result profit/loss: 0, 01 CHF (Swiss Franc)
Market Contract size: 100,000 (This is always base currency, USD)
Result of this transaction in numbers profit/loss: 0, 01 * 100,000
=1,000 Swiss Francs
GOLD or XAU is the symbol for gold. The relation in this case is 1 oZ
of gold is equal to x currency. Gold is the base symbol and the currency
is resulting symbol.
Entry Price GOLD/USD 400
Exit Price GOLD/USD 401
Result P/L: 1 USD * 100 oZ (contract size) = 100 USD P/L Contract Sizes may differ from tradtional to Electronic
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