Leverage 1:3000

Floating leverage can change under certain conditions, one of which is based on the trading volume. Volume-based floating leverage typically decreases along with the increase in trading volume.

Say you initially trade with 1:200 leverage. When your trading volume amounts to more than $3 million, the leverage would be automatically changed to 1:100. The adjustment can apply to the next level of volume increase, depending on how your broker sets the rule. It is important to note that the change of margin requirement that is brought by the new leverage would only apply to positions opened after the adjustment So, you don't have to worry about increased margin in your previous trades.

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There's nothing like ideal leverage. What you need to do is review before choosing a leverage level. You can follow these three rules:

1. Stay patient in low levels of leverage.
2. You can use trailing stops to reduce the downside and protect your capital.
3. Limit your capital to 1-2 percent of total trading capital on each position you're taking.

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Stop-loss orders can help you limit losses if the market moves against your position. A stop-loss order is an automatic order that closes your position at a specified price level. Set your stop-loss level based on your risk tolerance and trading strategy. This will help you manage your risks and avoid significant losses.

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Trading without leverage can be challenging for traders with limited funds as it requires a substantial amount of capital. Additionally, it may take more time and experience to achieve consistent profits compared to leveraged trading.

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