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1. Different brokers have different policies on insufficient margin balance in the trader's account.
2. Some brokers will square your open position when the unrealized profit and loss falls below the required margin, resulting in a zero balance in your account.
3. Othert brokers may open a corresponding opposite position on your behalf to 'lock in' your losses. In this way, your account balance will not be reduced to zero.
4. Most brokers will require clients to top up the margin in their trading accounts within a specific deadline. If the margin is not topped up by the deadline, the broker will square the client's open position, even if the client's realized profit and loss may be lower than the current balance.
1. Different brokers have different policies on insufficient margin balance in the trader's account.
2. Some brokers will square your open position when the unrealized profit and loss falls below the required margin, resulting in a zero balance in your account.
3. Othert brokers may open a corresponding opposite position on your behalf to 'lock in' your losses. In this way, your account balance will not be reduced to zero.
4. Most brokers will require clients to top up the margin in their trading accounts within a specific deadline. If the margin is not topped up by the deadline, the broker will square the client's open position, even if the client's realized profit and loss may be lower than the current balance.
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