Sentences with phrase «in trading accounts»

With average volume decreases historically in the second quarter of the year, we can expect to see another drop in trading accounts.

Felix has continued a bullish posture, fully reflected in trading accounts.

I always run them in my trading accounts, RRSP and TFSA.

Felix has continued a bullish posture, now fully reflected in trading accounts.

At one point we had reduced to 1/3 long in trading accounts.

In order to qualify for the premium services, traders need to have a balance of # 25,000 in their trading accounts.

The recent addition of the «performance» functions in the trading accounts is awesome.

Felix has moved to a bullish posture, now fully reflected in trading accounts.

You will create one fake security for each account, which will get your unrealized gains / losses on active accounts showing up in your trading accounts.

We have been partially invested in trading accounts, in a bearish position with 1/3 of our position profitably in bond ETFs.

We have been partially invested in trading accounts, in a bearish position with 1/3 of our position profitably in bond ETFs and another 1/3 in an inverse (short) ETF, as I predicted last week.

In trading accounts we are not guessing exactly how deep a correction might be.

We remain leveraged up in trading accounts and close to full investment in individual accounts.

We have been partially invested in trading accounts, with 1/3 of our position profitably in bond ETFs and another 1/3 in utilities.

You need sufficient margin (collateral) in your trading accounts to cover any losses you might incur on your positions.

Additionally, the money you deposit into your account, using any of the allowed deposit methods, will reflect in your trading accounts within a couple of minutes.

It said it raked in US$ 13.4 million in sales to Toys «R» Us's U.S. business in its first quarter and that it had US$ 17.2 million in trade accounts receivable from the toy giant's U.S. operations.

Historically, after a country experienced a financial crisis, growing foreign demand and currency depreciation have often led to a sharp improvement in the trade account that has put a floor under economic activity.

This means if you have $ 1000 balance in your trading account, you should only risk around $ 50 to $ 100 each time you make a trade.

The amount debited from this mode of payments is credit almost instantly in your trading account, however, if you prefer to make payment using the wire transfer from the banks, then it may take a couple of days to reflect the amount in your trading account.

I would've kept it if I had more $ USD in my trading account, but I was forced to swap out something if I really wanted to hold that fund...

I'm willing to bet that if you are one of the masses of losing traders, you saw a lot of trades in your trading account history and you probably also saw inconsistent risk amounts between trades.

If you have $ 100,000 in your trading account, and your stop loss (see below) is set at 5 %, then this means that the maximum trade size you will employ is -LRB-($ 100,000 × 2 %) / 5) x 100 = $ 40,000.

From that you can calculate how much you need in your trading account to accomplish this.

What you put in your trading account does not necessarily reflect all the income you have to trade and it does not reflect your overall net worth.

Conversely, let's say a guy in Australia has 2 million dollars free to trade with, he is obviously not going to put all of that in his trading account, because he doesn't need to.

I hope you are starting to see why basing your risk per trade on 2 % of the money in your trading account is simply irrelevant.

Nial — Good article, but I couldn't help but smile when your examples referred to people with 50k or a $ 1 million in their trading account.

You can not compound your trading profits in your trading account forever, it is not realistic or practical, forget about compounding.

Forex is much more leveraged as I've already said, and this means that to control say 100k of currency, which is about 1 standard lot, you only need around $ 5,000 in your trading account.

I am having 66 % of trading capital in my trading account and 33 % of capital amount in my bank account.Of course, the trick is learned from you only.

I have $ 2,000 in my trading account.

Now, instead of a losing trade you potentially have a winning trade, and instead of losing 1R you've profited 2 or 3R or even more... that's a major difference in your trading account value.

There aren't a lot of options there if you don't want to pay the high fees of the big banks or hold the money in a trading account.

If you meet the minimum requirements (using a margin account, trade the same security more than four times within five days, etc), you must keep at least $ 25,000 in your trading account.

A small win puts money in your trading account, a small win is a success a...

These tweaked entries allow us to significantly improve our strike rate and overall risk reward, which ultimately should put more $ in our trading account.

Unlike the wire transfer method, be sure to see the amount in your trading account instantly.

Let's say you have $ 8,000 in your trading account and you're aiming for a 55 % win - rate.

I just wanted to toss this suggestion your way and the motivation is partly selfish, but given the decline in gold the last 3 - 4 days (I actually exited all my long positions around 1500 - 1505 last Friday based on the breach of the technical support level at 1525 - 1535 and am now short in my trading account from that same level) I'd be interested to get your qualitative thoughts and maybe an update on your refined quantitative model with negative real interest rates and where it says gold should be trading.

To open an account with Interactive Brokers, you need to maintain a minimum balance of $ 1 Lakh ($ 1,00,000) in your trading account as long as you are a client of this brokerage house.

At least 300 % free margin is available in the trading account.

I'm willing to bet that if you are one of the masses of losing traders, you saw a lot of trades in your trading account history and you probably also saw inconsistent risk amounts between trades.

A 100:1 ratio means that the trader is required to have at least 1/100 = 1 % of the total value of trade available as cash in the trading account, and so on.

As long as you provide the registry your HIN as part of the process the units should be in your trading account on day 1.

I recall having bough some Canadian Index ETFs in my brokerage account, and the account reports were showing some negative amounts in the trading account, and when I asked the brokerage company they mentioned something about «ETFs doing distributions, exactly like a classic mutual fund».

I get a lot of emails from people asking me how much they should risk if they have XYZ amount of money in their trading account, but who are also clearly not ready to be trading live...

With this product, you can avail margins with ZERO cash balance in your trading account.

However, despite the lack of bonuses or promotional offers at FXCM, the broker does provide an incentive to their traders by letting their traders earn interest in the available balance in their trading account.

Personally, I only put enough money in my trading account to cover the margin of several open positions.