Please be noted that the lot size for each account is different.  Micro account 1 Lot = 1,000 units  Standard account 1 lot = 100,000 units  XM Zero account 1 lot = 100,000 units With micro accounts, maximum tr...

You can trade from 10 units with XM micro account. Micro account's 1 lot = 1,000 units, and the account's minimum trading size is 0.01 lot. Thus, micro accounts 0.01 lot is 10 units. You can even utilize high leverage up to 1:10...

The Maximum and Minimum trading size for each XM account type is as below. Minimum volume Maximum volume Micro 0.01 lot 100 lot Standard & XM Zero 0.01 lot 50 lot Please be noted that lot size for e...

Margin requirements and (pending)loss for hedged positions can be increased due to market conditions. If spreads widen up, the required margin also increases, and for the spread widened, the loss will be added to your real-time accoun...

Hedging Forex currency pairs do not require any margins though, hedged CFD positions require only once with XM. For example: If you hedge positions with: 1 lot buy DAX30 1 lot sell DAX30 The margin required is 1 lot for DAX3...

Yes, you can hedge CFD positions and there is no restrictions on it. For CFDs, hedging positions require margins only once. For Forex currency pairs, hedging positions require zero margin. For calculation of margins on XM MT4 an...

No, arbitrage is not allowed by XM and also among most of the brokers. The reason is because a client doing arbitrage trading could simply cause a loss for brokers. XM may not mention this restriction, but you are recommended to as...

Yes, you can hedge your positions as much as you can with XM. The margin requirements will be balanced out and there is no required margin for hedging with XM. However, for hedging CFD instruments, margin is only required once. *E...

Profit/loss calculation for CFDs is as below. For long(buy) positions: Profit/Loss Calculation(long) (Close Price - Open Price) × Lots × Contract Size = profit/loss For short(sell) positions: Profit/Loss Calculat...

For long(buy) positions: (Close Price - Open Price) × Lots × Contract Size = profit/loss For short(sell) positions: (Open Price - Close Price) × Lots × Contract Size = profit/loss To avoid any confusions, you ...