The full answer
No. If a hard breach occurred before the trade was closed, closing it afterwards does not reverse that breach.
Breaches & edge cases
No. If a hard breach occurred before the trade was closed, closing it afterwards does not reverse that breach.
No. If a hard breach occurred before the trade was closed, closing it afterwards does not reverse that breach.
Breaches & edge cases
No. Trades placed on the account normally remain part of your trading history.
Breaches & edge cases
Internet connectivity is part of the trader's responsibility.
Breaches & edge cases
The execution conditions available in the trading environment. A stop loss does not guarantee execution at the exact requested price in fast or gapping markets.
Breaches & edge cases
No. The rules need to be applied consistently.
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