Trading.com US: daily margin reset
Hold equity constant to isolate FX effects on required margin and the 120% alert level.
Margin is not fixed to the deposit
Margin resets at least daily with exchange rates and can change. 1:50 is a maximum on some pairs, not every symbol; USD 50 funding does not establish an affordable size.
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Diagram explained
Margin changes even with equity held constant
- EUR 50,000 × 2% = EUR 1,000 margin
- EUR/USD 1.10 → USD 1,100; 1.14 → USD 1,140
- USD 1,350 equity: 122.73% → 118.42%
An isolated-FX example
Assume EUR 50,000 notional at 2%: EUR 1,000 margin. EUR/USD 1.10 gives USD 1,100; 1.14 gives USD 1,140. With assumed constant USD 1,350 equity, margin level falls from 122.73% to 118.42%.
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An alert is not a right to wait
The illustration crosses the stated 120% alert level, not 100%. The agreement does not obligate every alert; actual equity also moves with P/L, spreads and rollover rather than remaining fixed as assumed.
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Liquidation scope
The page describes closing the largest losing positions when below requirements. Inspect the whole account and open orders rather than one trade’s margin. This US-company mechanism does not establish Vietnamese access.
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