Forced liquidation in spot nickel means that when the market changes too fast, the deposit on the account can no longer maintain the original contract before the buyer of spot nickel can add the deposit, that is, when the risk rate of the account reaches a certain value, the system will force liquidation at this time. After the liquidation, the total funds MINUS the lost funds will generally leave a part.

Liquidation principle of spot nickel; When the risk rate in the account reaches a certain value (generally 70%), the system will automatically close the position.

The formula for calculating the risk rate of spot nickel is: risk rate = current equity/occupation margin x 100%.

In spot nickel trading, in order to avoid short positions, traders should try not to operate heavy positions. Is this the teacher's? 378 042 0 15 won't just ask.