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ForEx Leverage and Margin Question?

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Hi, lets say I open an account with $250, therefore qualifying for $100,000 margin balance (to my knowledge). If I'm trading EUR/USD and I buy 30 lots, INSTANTLY my losses are $300 (at least) even though they will, later on, increase, wouldn't my trade autoclose thus eliminating my original account equity?

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  1. How do you know they will increase?  In fact, any reputable broker will not allow you to go debit on an initial entry.  You cannot do this trade.


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  3. Yes, sure it'll closed automatically .

  4. no, because you would get margin call first.

  5. In short yes. I trade FX and I do not think its possible with less than about 3K. 250 is not enough to weather even the smallest drawdown. Learn by papertrading first then try real money.

    30 lots is $3million you wont be able to get that much leverage unless you have 100,000K in your account with any reputable firm. If its not reputable dont even bother giving them a chance.

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