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Stop Out to become 0% in 2nd of series of trading improvements

November 15, 2016

Exness is excited to announce the second of our series of trading improvements which are steadily being developed week after week to make our clients’ trading experience as rewarding as possible.

As of market opening for the week commencing November 28, the Stop Out level for Classic, Cent and Mini accounts will be set to 0%, removing frustrating limitations and allowing traders the freedom they need to develop and implement more trading strategies. This change will apply to both new and already opened positions.

With a total and ever-growing trading volume of USD 668.34 billion (Q3, 2016), Exness is proud to have one of the trading community’s most loyal client bases, and we consider it our duty to offer them the most exceptional trading conditions we can in order to help them enhance their trading activities.

Setting the Stop Out level to 0% will enable our clients to take control of their trading decisions as it will allow them to determine their own risk management measures and give them more time to assess a situation and decide on a course of action before their positions are stopped out. With a 0% Stop Out, the only limitation a client may face will be the actual capital they have to trade. In addition, clients can have maximum drawdown as there will be no bottom line besides their equity running out.

We advise our clients to exercise care in their trading decisions by using risk management tools such as Stop Loss orders in order to reduce potential losses.

We would also like to remind our clients that we implement a negative balance protection policy whereby if an account has a negative balance after all positions are closed, the trading account balance is adjusted to zero.

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