1.Every Monday, after the resumption of the holiday market and after the daily settlement, the opening price will be set at the first price after the resumption of the market. All the prices received will be subject to this price, and the customers shall not object to it;
2.Generally, the bid ask spread is fixed. In case of special circumstances, the company has the right to adjust the bid ask spread;
3.The company has the right to change the level of basic margin according to market conditions.
4.The above expiration date is for reference only, and the real expiration date is subject to the announcement on the company's website;
5.All contracts must be closed on or before the due date. If the customer still holds the contract after the due date, the company has the right to close the position of the expired contract in the customer's account at the closing price on the due date without prior notice or consent of the customer. The customer shall not object to the contract and there is no physical delivery in the contract

In its simplest definition, Free Margin is the money in a trading account that is available for trading. To calculate Free Margin, you must subtract the margin of your open positions from your Equity. The equity is the balance plus or minus the floating profit and loss.

*Note: the client should pay attention to the funds in the account. If necessary, please adjust the position of the account in time or increase the available free margin one working day in advance

A perfect hedge is a position undertaken by an investor that would eliminate the risk of an existing position, or a position that eliminates all market risk from a portfolio. In order to be a perfect hedge, a position would need to have a 100% inverse correlation to the initial position. A partial hedge is a position that has been hedged in part and not in its entirety. This will reduce, but not eliminate, adverse movements to the position being hedged.

*Note: Hedging often increases investment cost.

In the foreign exchange market, the liquidation level is the pre-determined level, commonly known as a margin call, at which an automatically-triggered liquidation process will begin. This value is based on the specific amount of funds in a trader's margin account below which the liquidation of the trader's positions is triggered and executed at the prevailing market rates.
Typically, the liquidation level is expressed as a percentage value of the assets in a trader's margin account. If a forex trader's positions go against them, their account will eventually reach the liquidation level, unless the trader injects additional funds. Another name for liquidation level is liquidation margin. These types of forced sales of positions to meet margin requirements do not require customer approval.
Weekend and holiday compulsory closing margin ratio is 100%. If the margin ratio in the account is 100% or less, the system will close the position from the contract with the largest loss in the account in turn after the market closes, until the margin ratio in the account recovers to more than 100%. After the opening of the market on weekends and holidays, the margin ratio of forced closing positions will be restored to 20%. If the account is fully locked, the margin ratio should be more than 100% on weekends and holidays

At the time of daily settlement (00:00 GMT), the rollover fee will be calculated for all open positions of clients. The rollover fee is based on the overnight bank rates in the jurisdictions pertaining to open positions. Some trades may attract positive rollover and any futures contracts which can be identified by the closing date on the instrument will be free from rollover charges.

*Note: after the market closes on Friday, if there are open positions in the customer's account, the rollover fee for three days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) will be charged. If the market is closed on the day of international holiday, the customer will pay the inventory fee for the day of holiday. In response to market changes, all changes in inventory fees shall be subject to change.

(change in price x contract unit x contract quantity) - rollover = profit / loss

A limit/stop order is a type of order to purchase or sell a security at a specified price or better. For buy limit orders, the order will be executed only at the limit price or a lower one, while for sell limit orders, the order will be executed only at the limit price or a higher one. This stipulation allows traders to better control the prices they trade.
By using a limit order, the investor is guaranteed to pay that price or less. While the price is guaranteed, the filling of the order is not, and limit orders will not be executed unless the security price meets the order qualifications. If the asset does not reach the specified price, the order is not filled and the investor may miss out on the trading opportunity.
A stop order is an order to buy or sell a security when its price moves past a particular point, ensuring a higher probability of achieving a predetermined entry or exit price, limiting the investor's loss or locking in a profit. Once the price crosses the predefined entry/exit point, the stop order becomes a market order.

Buy Limit -- When the market price falls to the preset price, the system will automatically execute the order to buy the specified number of futures contracts and establish a new position

Sell Limit -- When the market price rises to the preset price, the system will automatically execute the order, sell the specified number of futures contracts and establish a new position

Buy Stop -- The preset price in the stop loss order is higher than the current price. When the market price rises to the preset price, the system will automatically execute the order to buy the specified number of futures contracts and establish a new position

Sell Stop -- The preset price in the stop loss order is lower than the current price. When the market price falls to the preset price, the system will automatically execute the order to sell the specified number of futures contracts and establish a new position

Note: the above four kinds of registered orders are only accepted and preset to be valid in the current week. Unsettled registered orders will be automatically cancelled on Friday. (automatic cancellation before holidays or early market closures).

Stop loss / Take profit -- When an open position contract is held in a customer's account, the customer can set a stop loss / take profit for the open position contract to lock in the expected profit / loss. All stop losses / take profits are only accepted when the market is open (check market times).

Customers can also set OCO (one cancel other) price limit orders. OCO price limit orders set both profit and loss limit orders for open positions. When one of the profit or loss limit orders is closed, the remaining profit or loss limit orders will be invalid

Note: the price limit list of crude oil and natural gas will only be accepted at a minimum distance from the current price. The distance is 20 pips on the Dollar index. The distance is 50 cents on oil contracts. In general, the distance of limit order is fixed. In case of special circumstances, our company has the right to adjust the distance

Gapping occurs when the price of a stock, or other asset, opens above or below the previous day's close with no trading activity in between. A gap is the area of discontinuity in a security's price chart. Gaps may materialize when headlines cause market fundamentals to change rapidly or during hours when markets are typically closed; for instance, the result of an earnings call after-hours. Under normal circumstances, the company will approve any trade orders (stop losses. take profits, limit orders, stop orders) made by the customer according to the market conditions. If the market moves beyond the price specified by the customer due to the gap up or down, the transaction will be executed according to the first price after the gap. If execution of orders will bring the account to below 100% margin orders will be automatically cancelled. However, the company will still reserve the final approval right for the price limit set by customers

The company has the right to adjust the trading rules according to the market conditions, which will take effect immediately after being published on the company's website. The company reserves the final right to interpret the above trading rules.
This information does not constitute solicitation, offer, recommendation, purchase or sale of any investment product. Leveraged trading is a high-risk investment transaction, and you may lose part or all of the investment principal. Before making a transaction, please carefully consider your investment objectives, experience and risk tolerance, so as to decide whether this kind of investment is suitable for you.