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Understanding Account Statements
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Markets account statements are provided in a format with
is approved by the FSA of the United Kingdom. In
includes all the information you need to know about your
account. If you have any questions about how to
understand the information on your statements, please
contact customer service at anytime.
Each
account statement has 5 different sections:
1. General Client
information
This is the top part of the statement. It basically
highlights your account number, your name and the
date/time of the statements was issued.
2. Your Settled Positions
This is a list of the positions you have closed or
liquidated. When you close a position your profit or
loss is locked in on that trade. This section has
several sub-sections, which you will need to understand.
Ticket
Number
- The ticket number is simply your order number on our
automated system. It allows for the order to be tracked
in an efficient manner
Open Time
- This shows you the time at which the order was opened
Type
- This shows you if you bought or sold the product
Lot
- This shows you the number of contracts purchased with
each order
Item
- This shows you the product which you have traded
Open Price
- This is the price of the order at the time it was
executed
Stop Loss
- This shows you the prices of the stop loss orders you
have placed
Take Profit
- This shows you the prices of any limit orders you
placed
Close Time
- This shows you the exact time at which your order was
liquidated or closed
Price
- This will show you the price at which you closed your
order out
Commission
- This shows you if there were any commission charges on
the closing of the order
Fee
- This shows you the finance or storage fees for holding
certain positions
Profit/Loss
- This will show you the exact level of profit or loss
you have received for that trade after all the charges
Total
- This section will show you the total for all of your
closed positions in terms of commission, fees and
profit/loss.
Margin
Deposit/Withdrawal - This part shows you
the money you have credited or debited form your account
Credit Facility
- This section is the floating profit or loss of an
order and is not applicable to the closed orders section
Net Floating
Profit/Loss - This shows you the total
profit or loss you received for all positions
3. Your
Open Positions
This
is a list of all that positions you still have open in
the market. This means that these positions are still
being affected by the conditions of the market. This is
just an overview taken from the end of day prices of the
product. The lay out of the statement for these
positions is the same as for the closed positions. The
only difference being that it has one different section
entitled Market Price. This is just the price at which
your equity and balance were calculated. It is
effectively the current market price but as the
statement cannot show you a fluctuating price it is the
last price of the market before the statement was
created.
4.
Working Orders
This
section of the statement shows you your limit orders and
stop loss orders that you have in the market. It also
has the same subsections as the open order section but
without the last 3 columns. This is because these orders
have not been filled yet and thus have no effect on your
margin, you do not pay commission for an unfilled order
and there are no fees for an order which effectively is
not filled.
5.
Account Status
This
is the final section of the statement and it shows you
an overview of your current account situation. It shows
you how much free margin you have to trade, floating
profit and loss for all positions closed and open as
well as other useful brief information about your
account

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