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With a forex leverage of 50:1, how much do we pay for the borrowed 95.000?
7 months ago
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "borrowed 95"... Having 50:1 leverage means that you only need to supply 1/50 of your tradeable amount. For instance, if you want to trade $1,000, you only need to set aside $20 for your initial margin. So, if by "borrowed 95.00" you mean your tradeable amount of $95.00, you'd have to set aside $1.9 as your initial margin.
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