Forex Margin Calculator on MT4 Platform
The illustration put on display below, the set leverage is 100:1 ratio, the margin which is 1 % is $2683.07 dollars, hence the total sum controlled by trader is: $268,307 - this is because with this leverage option the trader has used little of their own money & borrowed the rest of the money, with this set at 100:1 ratio, the trader is using 1 % of their trading capital, this 1% is equal to $2683.07, if 1 % is equal to $2683.07 dollars then 100% is $268,307 dollars

MetaTrader 4 Transactions Panel - Margin Calculator on the MT4 Software
Forex Margin Calculation in MT4 Examples
- If = 50:1 - Leverage
Then forex margin requirement = 1/50 *100= 2 percent
If you have got $1,000 dollars,
1,000* 50 = $50,000.
1,000 / 50,000 * 100= 2 percent
Simplify it like this: your funds are $1,000. After gearing, you control $50,000. So $1,000 is 2% of $50,000. That sets your forex margin need.
- If = 20:1 - Leverage
Then the forex margin requirement = 1/20 *100= 5%
If you have got $1,000 dollars,
1,000* 20 = $20,000.
1,000 / 20,000 * 100= 5 %
Step 2: Double-click the Williams Percentage Range button. Click OK to add and set the indicator on the chart, as shown below.
- If = 10:1 - Leverage
Then the fx margin requirement is = 1/10 *100= 10%
If you have got $1,000 dollars,
1,000* 10 = $10,000.
1,000 / 10,000 * 100= 10 %
Your forex margin requirement is 10% since you have $1,000 after gearing, and you are in charge of $10,000. (Simplify - your funds is $1,000 after gearing you control $10,000 - what percentage of $10,000 is $1,000? )
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