Libertex CFDs: how a multiplier changes exposure
Use explicit assumptions to separate allocated funds from sensitivity to price movement.
Multiplier belongs to the CFD product
Accounts assigns instrument-dependent multipliers to CFDs, while Portfolio has none. A headline maximum does not establish availability for every asset or client. Verify the actual ticket and agreement.
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Diagram explained
A multiplier does not guarantee profit
- Assume USD 100 × multiplier 10
- Model exposure: USD 1,000
- Adverse 1% → USD 10 gross loss
A pre-cost sensitivity example
In a simplified assumed model, USD 100 × multiplier ten gives USD 1,000 exposure. Adverse 1% and 3% moves produce USD 10 and USD 30 gross losses. This does not establish the actual ticket or liquidation formula.
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Do not directly transfer it into MetaTrader lots
MT4/MT5 have their own USD-based accounts. A Libertex multiplier alone does not determine equivalent terminal lots; contract size, price and actual margin are also required.
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Net P/L and credit
Trading costs, financing and bonus rules can change net P/L. Unconverted bonus is not withdrawable cash and cannot establish a guaranteed loss ceiling or position-maintenance entitlement.
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