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Elliott Wave Analysis TradingLounge Daily Chart, Binance/ U.S. dollar(BNBUSD) BNBUSD Elliott Wave Technical Analysis Function: Counter Trend Mode: Corrective Structure: Triangle Position: Wave ((E)) Direction Next higher Degrees: wave 4 Wave Cancel invalid level: 508 Details: Correction in Triangle pattern before rising again in Wave 5. Binance/ U.S. dollar(BNBUSD)Trading Strategy: The short-term correction in Wave 4 with the Triangle pattern continues. in wave E before an increase in wave 5, so wait for the correction to complete to look for opportunities to join the trend again. Binance/ U.S. dollar(BNBUSD)Technical Indicators: The price is above the MA200 indicating an Uptrend, The Wave Oscillator is a Bullish Momentum. Elliott Wave Analysis TradingLounge H4 Chart, Binance/ U.S. dollar(BNBUSD) BNBUSD Elliott Wave Technical Analysis Function: Counter Trend Mode: Corrective Structure: Triangle Position: Wave ((E)) Direction Next higher Degrees: wave 4 Wave Cancel invalid level: 508 Details: Correction in Triangle pattern before rising again in Wave 5. Binance/ U.S. dollar(BNBUSD)Trading Strategy: The short-term correction in Wave 4 with the Triangle pattern continues. in wave E before an increase in wave 5, so wait for the correction to complete to look for opportunities to join the trend again. Binance/ U.S. dollar(BNBUSD)Technical Indicators: The price is above the MA200 indicating an Uptrend, The Wave Oscillator is a Bullish Momentum. Technical Analyst : Kittiampon Somboonsod Source : Tradinglounge.com get trial here! -
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drnaphtali
Hello all,
Below is a screengrab from the IG dashboard on how margins are calculated:
I now understand that when calculating margins, even with a guaranteed stop, is that it uses the larger value between the margin without a stop (size x contract size x price x margin factor) and the formula under a guaranteed stop. When making a trade, this is also reflected in the dashboard in that there is no difference in the margin requirement when I add stops or move between normal or guaranteed stop.
What really confuses me, is that the above explanation is quite clear to me in that is not how it is calculated? No where in the text does it mention it uses a "larger value". If this is read objectively, if I plan on using a guaranteed stop, I only need to read the text under "with a guaranteed stop" and there it is clear that margin is only based on your stop distance.
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