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Have you ever been in a situation where you are about to hit margin call? Well, if you have, you either close your trades or deposit more money. If you have money to deposit but there is not enough time, you can simply ask your broker to give your extra money to support your trade so that it does not hit stop out level before you deposit money. How many brokers that do that for you? Well, Forexchief is a broker that has done it for me twice now and I think this is worthy of praise.

 

If you are using a broker who is happy to see you lose, you better leave there. A broker that is happy with traders' success will always assist you when there is need. Choose wisely.

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For experienced Forex traders, a margin call is maybe one of the greatest nightmares. The margin call is your broker's warning that your margin level has fallen below a certain threshold, defined as the level of the margin call.

The margin call amount is different from broker to broker, but before resorting to a stop-out, it happens. It acts as a warning that, so that you can behave accordingly, the market is moving against you. Brokers do this to prevent cases where the broker can not afford to cover their losses from happening.

One thing to bear in mind is that if the market shifts against you rapidly and drastically, the broker may not have an opportunity to make the margin call until the amount of stop-out is reached.

By carefully tracking your account balance regularly and using stop-loss orders on any place you make, margin calls can be avoided. Implementing risk control within your margin trading is another significant action to take. You will be more conscious of them and better placed to predict them or potentially prevent them entirely by actively managing your possible risks.

How to avoid margin call brokers?

 

·         Choose leverage prudently

·         Good money management

·         Use stop loss and acknowledge miscalculation

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