Stop-Out Monitor
Margin level turned into cash and into price distance: how far the market can move against you before stop-out.
About this widget
A percentage is a poor way to feel how close you are to liquidation, especially with positions you hold for days. So the margin gauge sits next to a cash ladder: equity now, your own warning line, the broker's margin call and the broker's stop-out. Four numbers on one scale. Below that, the figure that really communicates: how far price would have to move against your whole open book to get there. You can hold that up against the day's range. Call and stop-out levels are settings, because they differ by broker and account type. Effective leverage, notional and free margin sit alongside, and the position table shows which trade carries most of the sensitivity.
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