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Leverage
& Margin Math

Offshore brokers advertise 1:500 leverage as if it's a gift to help you grow your small account. It isn't. It is a highly calibrated mathematical trap designed to accelerate your liquidation.

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The Illusion
of Capital

Leverage does not increase your profit potential; it only multiplies your risk exposure.

Leverage is borrowed capital. It allows you to control a massive position size with a tiny deposit. But the market moves in percentages, and those percentages apply to the total position size, not your deposit.

The 1:500 Reality Check

Your Deposit (Margin)$200
Leverage Applied1:500
Position Size Controlled$100,000 (1 Standard Lot)
The Consequence:

If the market moves against you by just 0.2% (20 pips), your loss is calculated on the $100,000 position. That's a $200 loss. Your entire account is wiped out in minutes by a microscopic market fluctuation.

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The Margin
Call

The automated server protocol that protects the broker's money by destroying yours.

A Margin Call is not a friendly phone call from your broker asking if you'd like to deposit more funds. In the modern retail environment, it is an automated liquidation protocol.

When you open a leveraged trade, the broker "locks" a portion of your deposit as collateral (Used Margin). The rest of your money acts as a buffer against floating losses (Free Margin). When your floating losses eat through your Free Margin, the broker's system intervenes.

Level 1: Warning

Margin Call

Usually triggered when your Equity falls to 100% of your Used Margin. Your terminal turns red. You can no longer open new positions. You are officially on financial life support.

Level 2: Termination

Stop Out Level

Often set at 50% or 20% by offshore brokers. The server automatically closes your positions at the current market price, permanently crystallizing your loss to prevent your account from going into negative balance.

"The broker will never risk their own capital to keep your trade alive. The Stop Out exists strictly to protect them from your bad decisions."

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