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What is Withdrawable Equity?
What is Account Equity?
What is Buying power?
What is Available margin?
What is Realized profit?
What is Unrealized profit?
What is Funds required to open a position?
Do you have Rollover Adjustment?
What is a Rollover Adjustment?
What is Initial Margin?

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What is Unrealized profit?

June 13, 2023 12:32
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Total profit and loss from your open positions in your trading account.

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