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CFDs and forex spot transactions are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 63% of retail investor lose money when trading CFDs and/or forex spot with Saxo Bank (Switzerland) Ltd.. 17.6% of retail clients trading in leveraged products are stopped out due to insufficient margin requirements and 0.41% of retail clients trading in leveraged products with Saxo Bank (Switzerland) Ltd. experience a negative account balance after a stop out occurred.
CFDs and forex spot transactions are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 63% of retail investor lose money when trading CFDs and/or forex spot with Saxo Bank (Switzerland) Ltd.. 17.6% of retail clients trading in leveraged products are stopped out due to insufficient margin requirements and 0.41% of retail clients trading in leveraged products with Saxo Bank (Switzerland) Ltd. experience a negative account balance after a stop out occurred. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs, forex spot transactions or any of our other products work and whether you can afford to take high risk of losing your money.
ASML reports earnings on 15 April, and options markets are already pricing a move of roughly 8% in either direction. In this video I explain how to read that implied move, why direction alone is rarely enough in earnings trades, and how three different option structures – a bull call spread, a bear put spread, and an iron condor – each express a different view while keeping risk defined. I also cover the most common mistakes traders make around earnings events, and the key questions to ask before placing any position. Watch to get the full framework before the numbers drop.
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