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I'm a little confused as to stop losses and stop at the end are actually triggered, taking into account the dissemination, as well as fees and rollovers. For example, if you were to spend much time in a currency pair, the stop is activated when the BID or ASK price reaches appointed? I guess it's just the opposite when you go short? For example, if the spread is 2 pips to enter TIME, does that mean you are closer to 2 pips your stop loss, or if there is a maximum of 25 pip stop end, which is already up to 23 pips from the entry? They are also things like broker fees (for NEC) and the interest rollover "counted" many pips to the price actually has moved against you? Does it matter what type of runner he is? For example, I am currently associated with MB Trading, an ECN broker. I'm not sure if this makes any difference.
If you go long a currency pair, the stop is activated when the sale (offer) price hits the stop price. If you are short a currency pair, the stop is activated when the purchase (Ask) price touches the stop price. If you set a stop loss 20 pips its opening price and the spread is 2 pips, then the market will take another 18 pips against you to get stopped out. ** Commissions All committees shall be made trade separately and are not reflected in the floating profit / loss of trade. ** Some brokers ROLLOVER will change the entry price to account for the refinancing, which has not cost very transparent rollover. Others will show their exact cost of rollover or earnings in a separate field called "rollover" or exchange.
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