What is the difference between, and leverage?

Engaging in foreign currency leveraged transactions, or foreign currency margin transactions (different statements about the same product) is essentially engaged in the trading of contracts.

First, the international prices of foreign exchange are all five digits. Taking the euro as an example, the Euro/US $1.1820, which means that 1 euro can be exchanged for 1.1820 US dollars. When the euro fluctuates from 1.1820 to 1.1821 or 1.1819, It fluctuates by 0.0001. This is called a point.

Second, internationally, the general principle is: a standard contract worth $100,000 ($0.1 million) and a mini contract worth $10,000 ($10 thousand ). What is the value of a point? Just take a ride! USD 100,000x10,000 = USD 10, usd x = USD 1. Therefore, for a lever, a lever, or a lever, the first point of a standard contract is $10, and the first point of a mini contract is $1.

Third, 0.1 million US dollars/20 times = 5000 US dollars, 0.1 million/100 times = 1000 US dollars, 0.1 million/400 times = 250 US dollars, that is, to make a standard contract, for a lever, you need to use your account's capital of 5000 US dollars; for a lever, you need to use your account's capital of 1000 US dollars. For a lever, you need to use your account's capital of 250 US dollars. How much money is in your account active? How much risk can it resist?

For example, the following example shows how to use an account with a capital of 6000 US dollars to buy one euro or a dollar drop (USD 10 at a point ):

Leverage at: the amount occupied is USD 5000, and another USD 1000 in the account is active, which can resist the risk of 100 points. When the market price fluctuates to a loss of 100 points, in case of deposit collection, the system will force you to close the position. (High risk)

Leverage at 1000 times: the amount occupied is USD 5000, and another USD 500 in the account is active, which can resist the risk of 500 points. When the market price fluctuates to a loss of points, in case of deposit collection, the system will force you to close your position. (Moderate risk)

250 times leverage: The amount occupied is 5750 US dollars, and another 575 US dollars in the account is active, which can resist the risk of 575 points. When the market price fluctuates to a loss of points, the system will force you to close your position only when a deposit is obtained. (The risk is less leveraged than and)

Finally, we can draw the conclusion that the higher the leverage ratio, when the account has the same amount of funds (one contract is called one contract, the lower the risk!

Finally, you have read so many questions:
$6000 million leverage 1 hand and $600 million leverage 1 hand is not comparable!
2000 USD 100 times leverage 0.1 hands and 400 times leverage 1 hand is not comparable!

Under what circumstances will the deposit be recovered?

Deposit collection, commonly known as warehouse explosion. This refers to the system's automatic forced liquidation when your account balance is insufficient for losses.

Example:

For example, if your account has a capital of 200 US dollars and you have bought 0.1 hands, the increase of EUR/USD will take up 25 US dollars as deposit, and you still have 175 US dollars as activity funds, when the market price fluctuates downward at a loss of 175 points, a deposit will be paid. The system will force you to close the position. (High risk)

For example, if your account has a capital of 2000 US dollars and you have bought 0.1 hands, the increase of EUR/USD will take up 25 US dollars as deposit, and you still have 1975 US dollars as activity funds, when the market price fluctuates downward at a loss of 1975 points, a deposit will be paid. The system will force you to close the position. (Low risk)

For example, if your account has a capital of 4000 US dollars and you have bought 0.1 hands, the increase of EUR/USD will take up 25 US dollars as deposit, and you still have 3975 US dollars as activity funds, when the market price fluctuates downward at a loss of 3975 points, a deposit will be paid. The system will force you to close the position. (Extremely low risk)

For example, if your account has a capital of 10000 US dollars and you have bought 0.1 hands, the increase of EUR/USD will take up 25 US dollars as deposit, and you still have 9975 US dollars as activity funds, when the market price fluctuates downward at a loss of 9975 points, a deposit will be paid. The system will force you to close the position. (Risk is almost 0)

Therefore, we can see that: 1. The more funds you reserve in your account, the higher your anti-risk capability, and the higher your natural profits.
2. Investment is like this: Risks and benefits will always come along. Risk + benefit = 1, which eliminates the leap relationship. When you put yourself at a high risk, the possibility of benefits is very slim; when you put the risk within a very small scope, it will be a great benefit to welcome you.
3. Many of our investors think about how to make money, but I want to tell you how to control risks during the investment process. Control the risks. It's hard for you to make money or not ~~~~