Global Prime rollover: clock labels and the order pause
Preserve inconsistent clock labels and separate financing from order execution.
The source clock labels need confirmation
Rollover gives a 23:59–00:01 pause with “New York Time - GMT +2/3”, while swaps references 17:00 New York EST/EDT. Those labels are insufficiently consistent to publish one fixed Vietnam time.
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Diagram explained
Do not infer a fixed Vietnam time
- Rollover page: 23:59–00:01 pause
- Source time-zone labels are inconsistent
- Swap page: 17:00 New York
The pause matters operationally
The page states no new orders and no execution of existing orders during that two-minute interval. An EA operating at reset needs current server scheduling and rejection handling, not merely a computer-clock trigger.
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A financing budget example
If the confirmed instrument fee is S per day and the relevant FX rollover is confirmed as triple, budget 3 × S rather than S. S is symbolic, not a verified rate; inspect holidays and product calendars separately.
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A stop is not an exact-price guarantee
The rollover page warns that wider spreads and gaps can move triggered fills away from requested levels. Raw/Standard pricing does not remove that risk. Confirm execution policy and time window, not only estimated financing.
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