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Access additional buying power and greater
market flexibility with a Margin Account.
A Margin Account allows you to trade using both your own funds and eligible borrowed capital, giving you greater flexibility when investing in global markets.
Margin is typically used to:
• Increase buying power
• Open larger positions than cash alone allows
• Short sell eligible securities
• Trade derivatives and multi-asset strategies
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Eligible securities and cash can support additional purchasing power, subject to margin requirements and account eligibility.
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If your account contains €10,000 in equity, a margin account may allow you to control positions larger than your available cash balance, subject to applicable margin requirements.
The most commonly used account type.
• Access to leverage (subject to regulations)
• Real-time margin monitoring
• Supports short selling, options, and multi-asset trading
When you place an order, available cash is always used first.
If the value of a purchase exceeds your available settled cash balance, a margin loan may be created automatically.
Typical Margin Loan Scenarios:
Buying securities - You purchase investments that exceed your available cash balance.
Account charges - Fees or other account-related expenses exceed available settled funds.
Important to Know
• Margin loans generate interest charges.
• Borrowing occurs only when settled cash is insufficient.
• Margin borrowing may occur in specific currencies depending on the transaction.
• When converting money, the new currency is immediately available for trading.
• When selling a position the funds are immediately available for investing (unlike a Cash Account)
• Stocks & ETFs: Partial financing possible through borrowing
• Options: Requirements depend on strategy complexity
• Futures: Margin acts as performance collateral
• Short Positions: Higher margin requirements apply
Margin can enhance investment flexibility, but it also increases risk.
Before trading on margin, consider that:
• Losses can exceed your initial investment.
• Leverage magnifies both gains and losses.
• Interest costs apply to borrowed funds.
• Positions may be liquidated if margin requirements are not maintained.
• Market volatility can rapidly affect available margin.
Margin trading is generally more suitable for experienced investors who understand the risks involved.
Feature
Feature
Margine
Borrowing
Leverage
Short Selling
Margin Calls
Risk Level
Yes
Yes
Yes
Possible
Higher
No
No
No
Not applicable
Lower
A Margin Account is designed for investors who want increased flexibility, higher buying power, and access to advanced trading strategies — while accepting higher risk in return.
Open a MEXEM Margin Account and access advanced trading capabilities, competitive financing rates, and professional-grade trading technology.
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