Capital.com GSL: calculate the triggered-stop premium
Separate the premium from spread and stop-distance P/L using explicit assumptions.
The charge is trigger-based
The Bahamas page describes closure at the specified level with a premium if triggered. Its formula is premium rate × opening price × quantity. Use the actual ticket’s rate, not another market’s value.
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Diagram explained
Illustrative charge when the GSL triggers
- Assume premium 0.03%
- Opening price USD 2,000 × quantity 2
- 0.0003 × 2,000 × 2 = USD 1.20
A two-unit example
Assume 0.03% premium, USD 2,000 opening price and quantity two: triggered premium is 0.0003 × 2,000 × 2 = USD 1.20. A USD 10 stop distance gives USD 20 gross loss, or USD 21.20 before other costs.
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Availability needs platform confirmation
MT5’s presence does not establish GSL availability in every integration. Inspect the actual instrument/account ticket. Without the feature, do not treat a standard stop as guaranteed.
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Fee and account currency
A GSL fee denominated differently from the account may add conversion under the fee schedule. Retain reports and Bahamas terms; Help’s small-withdrawal limits are separate from stop cost.
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