How is Used Oil Trading Margin Calculated?
Used Crude Oil Trading Margin
What is Used Crude Oil Trading Margin? : amount of money in your account which has already been used up when buying a oil trade order, this crude oil trading order is the one that is displayed in open trades. As a trader you can't use this amount of money after opening a trade order transaction because you have already used it & it isn't available to you.
In other words, because your oil broker has opened up a position for you using the capital you have borrowed, you must maintain this usable margin for your trading account as a security to allow you to continue using this oil trading leverage that the broker has given to you.
Example of How is Used Oil Margin Calculated on MetaTrader 4?
The oil margin example in MT4 oil Software below, the set crude oil leverage ratio is 100:1, the oil trading margin which is 1% is $2683.07, therefore the total amount controlled by the trader is: $268,307 - this is because with this leverage the trader has used little of his money and borrowed the rest, with this set at 100:1, the trader is using 1 % of their trading capital, this 1% is equivalent to $2683.07, if 1% is equal to $2683.07 then 100% is $268,307
How is Used Oil Trading Margin Level Calculated?
Used Oil Margin - $2683.07
Oil Trading Margin used to open crude oil trades in MetaTrader 4 example above
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