hi there,
I'm confused about the maximum risk involved in forex trading. and can not find the answer by reading many places.
I learned that once my account has less premium than the required margin, my broker can close my position. However, the assumption is the market volatility is mild, and the broker can successfully sell the currency I hold.
In a market crash, the value of my currency drops significantly, if the loss is larger than the margin itself, am I responsible for the full loss ? Or the broker is ?
How about the margins for commodity , do they have a similar mechanism to limit our loss to the margin, or it is theoretically unlimited.
Thanks,
I'm confused about the maximum risk involved in forex trading. and can not find the answer by reading many places.
I learned that once my account has less premium than the required margin, my broker can close my position. However, the assumption is the market volatility is mild, and the broker can successfully sell the currency I hold.
In a market crash, the value of my currency drops significantly, if the loss is larger than the margin itself, am I responsible for the full loss ? Or the broker is ?
How about the margins for commodity , do they have a similar mechanism to limit our loss to the margin, or it is theoretically unlimited.
Thanks,