All stocks can be traded from Monday to Friday, between the hours of 13:40 to 19:45. Pre-market trading from 10:00 to 13:40 is available for the following stocks:
INTC, BAC, TSLA, WFC, BABA, NFLX, C, AMD, PFE, META, JNJ, PYPL, ORCL, NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, AAPL, BA, BEKE, BIDU, BILI, FTNT, JD, LI, NIO, NTES, PDD, TAL, TSM, XPEV, AMC, BB, BBBY, BYND, FUTU, TIGR.
Please note, you can only close open orders during these pre-market hours. Opening new orders during pre-market is not possible.
Spreads are always floating. Because of this, the spreads in the above table are averages based on the previous trading day. For live spreads, please refer to the trading platform.
No swap is charged on stocks positions.
Margin requirements for exotic currency pairs always remain fixed, regardless of the leverage you use. The margin for these instruments is held in accordance with the instruments’ margin requirements and is not affected by the leverage on your account.
When trading stocks, leverage is fixed at 1:20 except in the following circumstances:
On the dates on which a stock company’s financial reports are announced, there is an increase in margin. This is done to protect clients from possible market price gaps that usually occur following these announcements.
On these days, leverage is limited to 1:5 for 6 hours before market closing until 20 minutes after the market opening. This only applies to the specific stock affected.
All new stock positions opened in the 15 minutes before the market closes and 20 minutes after it opens the following day will be limited to a 1:5 leverage.
You can read more about higher margin requirements in the FAQ below.
When a stock company’s financial reports are announced, it can cause price gaps. Using high leverage during this volatility is risky as sudden market movements can result in the loss of capital. That’s why we cap leverage at 1:5 during financial announcements and all newly opened positions on instruments impacted by the announcement will be subject to increased margin requirements.
The following rules apply when it comes to setting levels for pending orders:
At Exness, we know how it feels when your pending order falls in a price gap, so it’s only fair that we guarantee no slippage for virtually all pending orders that are executed at least 3 hours after trading opens for an instrument. However, if your order meets any of the following criteria, it will be executed at the first market quote that follows the gap:
Gap level regulation applies to specific trading instruments.
Stop out level for stocks is 0%. During daily break hours for stocks, the stop out level is changed to 100%. This means that your orders that remain open during the break on the stock market, may be closed by stop out when the margin level reaches 100%.
All stocks in the table above are available to trade on MT5 accounts. Most of the listed stocks can also be traded on MT4 accounts, with the following exceptions, which are only available on MT5: JD, BIDU, PDD, BILI, BEKE, ZTO, TAL, YUMC, FTNT, EDU, LI, XPEV, and NIO.
When a stock company’s financial reports are announced, it can cause price gaps. Using high leverage during this volatility is risky as sudden market movements can result in the loss of capital. That’s why we cap leverage at 1:5 during financial announcements and all newly opened positions on instruments impacted by the announcement will be subject to increased margin requirements.
The following rules apply when it comes to setting levels for pending orders:
At RAMI, we know how it feels when your pending order falls in a price gap, so it’s only fair that we guarantee no slippage forvirtually all pending orders that are executed at least 3 hours after trading opens for an instrument. However, if your order meets any of the following criteria, it will be executed at the first market quote that follows the gap:
Gap level regulation applies to specific trading instruments.