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Margin equity figure glitches in the minute before U.S. market opens leading to automatic position closure?
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Hello, has anyone else noticed that the margin equity glitches in the 60 seconds before the U.S. market opens? Specifically at around 14:29:16 the margin equity suddenly drops as if pre-market prices are being incorrectly used to calculate the margin equity. I have a video showing this glitch happening, and IG automatically closing my future positions around 14:29:18 which is 42 seconds *before* the market opened. This is very wrong. Pre-market prices can still have a large spread, and should not be included in the margin equity calculation until the market is open.
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