The full answer
No. Knowingly taking advantage of stale, delayed or erroneous pricing is prohibited.
Trading rules
No. Knowingly taking advantage of stale, delayed or erroneous pricing is prohibited.
No. Knowingly taking advantage of stale, delayed or erroneous pricing is prohibited.
Trading rules
Latency arbitrage attempts to exploit delays between different price feeds rather than profit from genuine market analysis.
Trading rules
GFN may review the account, restrict trading, reject progression, reject payouts, terminate affected accounts or take other action permitted under the Terms & Conditions.
Trading rules
GFN can review trading in context.
Trading rules
Trading hours depend on the instrument and the liquidity available for that market.
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