CONDITIONS DE TRADING

Swap rate is an interest paid or earned for holding a position overnight. In currency trading, swap rate is determined by the direction of your trade (short or long) and the overnight interest rate differential between the two currencies. In Share or Index CFDs trading, holding costs are based on other factors such as the interbank interest rate for the currency of the relevant asset. Some FX trading pairs, as well as Index, Stock and Crypto CFDs may charge swap fees on both trade directions. Swap charges and related information can be found at any time on the trading platform's section regarding instrument specifications.

Leverage is the mechanism by which you can control a large amount of money using a small Deposit currencies:t. For example, if your trading account has a 1:30 leverage, every 1 currency unit controls 30 units in the market. Assuming that you have $1000 in your account, 1:30 leverage would allow you to control a $30,000 position, magnifying your exposure and therefore the probability of profits or losses. Fondex enables you to trade with leverage up to 1:500. The level of leverage you may use depends on your trading experience, your balance and the maximum leverage given for the instrument you wish to trade.

Trading volume is the amount of a financial asset that you take on a trade. For example, in Forex, trading volume refers to how many lots or currency units you take on a particular trade. When trading currencies on Fondex cTrader, the minimum trading volume is 0.01 lots or 1000 currency units.

When trading Shares, trading volume or position size is how many shares you buy or sell on a particular trade. In Fondex cTrader, position size is measured either in lots or share units. The minimum trade size for Share CFDs is 1 lot, which equals to 1 share. For more information regarding trading volume, please choose the market you are interested to trade and view the relevant question under the FAQ section.

The spread is the difference between the quoted Bid and Ask price. The Bid price is the price that you sell an instrument for, while the Ask price is the price you buy an instrument at.

La marge est un dépôt que vous effectuez, c'est le montant nécessaire de fonds que vous devez maintenir afin de conserver vos positions ouvertes. Les exigences de marge augmentent avec vos volumes de trading. Afin d'éviter de recevoir des appels de marge, vous devez surveiller régulièrement votre marge et ajuster vos positions en fonction de celle-ci.

La marge utilisée correspond au montant total de l'équité de votre compte utilisée pour ouvrir vos positions.

La marge libre est la différence entre votre équité et la marge. Autrement dit, c'est le montant d'équité disponible pour trader qui n'est attachée à aucune de vos positions. La marge libre fluctue en fonction de vos pertes et profits latents. Lorsque vous gagnez et que votre équité augmente, votre marge libre augmente également. Toutefois, si vous perdez de l'argent, votre équité diminue, tout comme votre marge libre.

Le niveau de marge est le pourcentage de l'équité disponible par rapport à la marge utilisée.

Once your account equity drops below 50% of the required margin, we will notify you with a margin call that you do not have enough funds to keep your positions open. At that point, you may rectify the situation by either depositing additional funds or closing some of your positions.

With regular platforms, if your margin is not enough to maintain your open positions, the position with the largest loss gets automatically closed. On Fondex cTrader, your position gets closed only partially, just as much as it's needed to restore your required margin. In that way, your trading account is protected for as long as possible. Smart Stop Out on Fondex cTrader is triggered at 5%.