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What's Used XAUUSD Gold Margin in XAUUSD?

What is Used XAUUSD Gold Margin? : amount of money on your account which has been already used when buying a order, this order is the one that's shown and displayed in the open positions. As a trader you can't use this amount of money after entering a trade because you've already used it in another trade and it's not available to you.

In other words, because your broker has started a trade for you using borrowed funds, you must keep enough money in your account as a guarantee so you can keep using the leverage the broker gave you.

Explanation of Used Margin is Calculated in MT4 Platform

The illustration below details the XAUUSD margin calculation within the MetaTrader 4 software. With the leverage set at 100:1, the 1% margin requirement is $2683.07, meaning the trader controls a total principal of $268,307. This is because the leverage structure allows the trader to use only a small fraction of their own money while borrowing the rest. At the 100:1 ratio, the trader is effectively using 1% of their trading funds, which equals $2683.07. Therefore, if 1% corresponds to $2683.07, the full 100% total is $268,307.

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Utilized XAUUSD Gold Margin - $2683.07

XAU USD Margin used to open trade positions in MT4 illustrations above

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