Price changing

[jorgeclopes]

Hi. Sorry for my lack of knowledge.
After opening a position at a certain price, is it possible that this open price changes in time? Thank you.

 

[Enivid]

Yes, if you are on a netting account. Each new trade on that instrument will change the position's price. For example if you buy 1 lot of EUR/USD at 1.0000 and then 1 lot more at 1.0050, the price for the resulting 2 lot buy will be 1.0025.

 

[jorgeclopes]

Yes, if you are on a netting account. Each new trade on that instrument will change the position's price. For example if you buy 1 lot of EUR/USD at 1.0000 and then 1 lot more at 1.0050, the price for the resulting 2 lot buy will be 1.0025.

Hi. Thanks for your answer. But that”s not the case. Holding a buy position for about two weeks, the “price open” raised twice with no action from me. I have the order history screenshot that shows it. How can it be? Thanks.

 

[Enivid]

Hi. Thanks for your answer. But that”s not the case. Holding a buy position for about two weeks, the “price open” raised twice with no action from me. I have the order history screenshot that shows it. How can it be? Thanks.

Another possibility is that the swap payments are applied via position re-opening. Check the swap types with your broker.

 

[Haruto]

Everyday the price of several currencies is exchanging due to the vacillating exchange rate. Inflation and loan deficiency are also adding fuel to the fire.

 

[Marco877]

The exchange rate vacillates due to the price changing factor. Keep your eyes on the price for taking good entries.