Marjin call and stop out are the broker's mechanisms for protecting itself when an account approaches insolvency. They will protect SEN too — but only if SEN understand how they trigger.
Key Şartlar
- Equity: balance + Aç K/Z.
- Used margin: margin locked by Aç positions.
- Ücretsiz margin: equity − used margin.
- Marjin Seviye (%): equity / used margin × 100.
Marjin call Seviye
The broker-defined margin Seviye (e.g. 100%, 80%, 50%) at which SEN are warned. Some Brokerlar prevent yeni positions at this Seviye.
Stop out Seviye
The lower threshold (e.g. 50%, 30%, 20%) at which the broker forcibly closes positions, starting with the most-losing one, until margin Seviye is restored.
Worked example
Hesap: $1,000. Aç one trade requiring $200 margin. Position floats at -$700. Equity = $300. Marjin Seviye = 300/200 × 100 = 150%. Still above 100% margin call. If position floats further to -$900, equity = $100. Marjin Seviye = 100/200 × 100 = 50%. Stop out triggered (at typical 50%); broker closes the position.
How to avoid stop-outs
- Kullan stop-loss orders sized so the trade can lose your planned risk before stop-out.
- Don't hold Aç trades through Yüksek-impact news on thin margin.
- Reduce position size if margin Seviye approaches the call threshold.
İleri → steps on ShaFX
- Ücretsiz trading calculators — position size, pip value, margin, risk/reward, drawdown.
- Take a quiz on this topic and see what SEN missed.
- Sözlük — precise definitions for every term used here.
- Compare Brokerlar using our methodology.