Leverage enables traders on Exness to control larger positions in the market with smaller initial deposits. This guide covers how leverage operates, its impact on trading, and best practices for safe use of leverage.

Understanding leverage and its impact

Using leverage in trading allows you to borrow from your broker to open larger positions than relying solely on your own capital. For example, using 100 timesleverYou only need to use $100 of your own funds to control a position of $10000.

leverage ratioRequired capitalControlled position sizeRisk levelThe most suitable
1:10$100$1,000Beginners and cautious traders
1:50$100$5,000intermediateIntermediate traders
1:100$100$10,000rising-fallingExperienced traders
1:200$100$20,000High risk strategy
1:500$100$50,000Extremely highAdvanced traders with strong risk management
1:2000$100$200,000Extremely highProfessional traders

Explanation:Higher leverage increases both potential profits and potential losses, making it only suitable for traders who are confident in their trading strategy.

The main characteristics of Exness leverage

characteristicdetailed informationHow it benefits traders
Dynamic leverageAutomatically adjust based on trading volume and market conditionsReduce risk in a volatile market
Flexible leverage selectionTraders can choose a maximum leverage of 1:2000 based on their own experience.Provide flexibility to adapt to different strategies
There is no maximum limit for foreign exchangeFor certain accounts, unlimited leverage is provided.Maximize the trading ability of professionals
Risk management toolsStop loss, profit taking, and moving stop loss are availableHelp reduce losses and lock in profits
Negative balance protectionEnsure that your losses do not exceed the account balanceProtecting traders from heavy debt
Instant margin addition noticeIf the margin level is too low, the trader will be notifiedPrevent account liquidation

Detailed calculation of margin requirements

The leverage effect affects the amount of margin (collateral) required to initiate a transaction. The following is a detailed breakdown:

instrumentleverPosition sizeNECESSARY MARGINTypical interest rate spreadMargin level (%)
EUR/USD1:200$10,000$500.1 point100%
GBP/USD1:500$20,000$400.2 points50%
Gold (USD/USD)1:100$15,000$1501.0 point100%
NASDAQ Index1:50$5,000$1002.0 points80%
Bitcoin (BTC/USD)1:20$2,000$10030.0 o'clock150%
Crude Oil (WTI)1:100$30,000$3005.0 points100%

Explanation:A lower leverage ratio requires more margin, but reduces the risk of rapid account losses.

Step by Step Guide: How to Adjust Leverage Ratios in Exness

If you want to adjust your leverage ratio on Exness, please follow these steps:

  1. Log in to your Exness account
  • Go to Exness and log in with your credentials.
  1. Navigate to 'Personal Area'
  • Click on 'Personal Area' and select the account you want to adjust.
  1. Select leverage settings
  • Click on 'Settings' and select' Leverage '.
  1. Adjust leverage ratio
  • Select the desired leverage ratio from the drop-down menu (e.g. 1:50, 1:2000).
  1. Save changes
  • Click 'Confirm' to apply the new leverage settings. These changes will take effect immediately.
Step by Step Guide: How to Adjust Leverage Ratios in Exness

Comparison of the Extension of Leverage Options on Exness Accounts

Account TypeMaximum leverageMinimum deposit amountSpreadcommissionTrading Tools
standardUp to 1:2000$1Starting from 0.3 o'clockForeign exchange, metals, cryptocurrencies
Standard CentUp to 1:2000$1Starting from 0.5 o'clockforeign exchange
majorUp to 1:2000$200Starting from 0.1 o'clockForeign exchange, metals, indices
Original spreadUp to 1:2000$500Starting from 0.0 o'clock$3.5 per hand per sideForeign exchange, metals
Zero point differenceUp to 1:2000$500Fixed at 0.0 points$3.5 per hand per sideForeign exchange, commodities

How leverage affects profits and losses

leverage ratioAccount balanceTrading volume (lots)profit potentialpotential lossesRisk level
1:10$1,000zero point one$100$100
1:50$1,000zero point five$500$500medium-sized
1:100$1,000one$1,000$1,000
1:500$1,000two$2,000$2,000Extremely high
1:2000$1,000four$4,000$4,000Extremely high

Explanation:Higher leverage increases the likelihood of profit, but at the same time significantly increases the risk of huge losses.

Expanding risk management strategies using leverage

toolHow does it helpWhen to use it
Stop lossAutomatic liquidation to prevent significant lossesUsed in all transactions to limit potential losses.
target profitLock in profits when reaching a specific price levelTo ensure profitability when achieving price targets
Mobile stop lossAdjust with market dynamics to protect profitsUseful for trend assets in volatile markets
Notice of Margin IncreaseNotify when the margin level is too lowHelp avoid forced liquidation
Negative balance protectionPrevent the account from falling into debtIt is crucial for high leverage accounts
diversificationSpread risks across multiple toolsReduce the impact of market volatility

Best practices for safe use of leverage

tipWhy is this important
Starting from lower leverageEspecially for novice traders, it can minimize risk.
Use stop loss and take profitHelp you protect your capital in a volatile market
Regularly monitor the margin levelPrevent unexpected margin recovery and account settlement
Diversify your tradesSpread risks across various tools
Understand market trendsAssist you in adjusting leverage ratios based on market fluctuations

conclusion

leverIt is a powerful tool that can enhance your trading potential, but it also brings significant risks. Understanding how leverage operates on Exness and using appropriate risk management strategies can help you maximize your trading experience while minimizing potential losses.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How does leverage affect margin requirements?

Higher leverage reduces the margin required to open a position, allowing you to control larger positions with less capital.

Can I adjust my leverage after opening positions?

What is the maximum leverage available on Exness?

Is high leverage always better?

How can I reduce my leverage ratio?