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In the StocksTrader platform, the Stop Out level refers to the specific percentage of the margin level at which open positions are automatically closed. This mechanism is designed to protect your account from further losses when the funds available are no longer sufficient to maintain open trades.


Stop Out is triggered automatically — once the margin level falls below a certain threshold, the system starts closing open positions without prior notice. StocksTrader does not provide a Margin Call, meaning that no warning is issued before the Stop Out is activated.


The exact Stop Out percentage depends on your broker and trading conditions. Typically, it ranges from 20% to 50%. For example, if your margin level drops to 20% (or the level set by your broker), the platform will start closing the least profitable positions first until the margin level rises above the required threshold or all positions are closed.

 

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