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Allowed Trading Practices

Written by Theo T.

Discretionary Trading

Independent trading based on your own analysis, market interpretation, and strategy development is fully allowed and encouraged.

Manual Trading

Manual order execution is fully permitted. This includes scalping, swing trading, and position trading.

News Trading

Trading during news events is allowed. However, it is recommended to apply proper risk management during periods of high volatility.

Hedging (Opposing Positions)

Hedging—holding both long and short positions in the same or correlated markets at the same time—is allowed.

Own Expert Advisors (EAs)

Self-developed EAs are allowed as long as they do not violate other rules (e.g. no arbitrage, no HFT, no latency exploitation). The trader must retain full access to the source code.

Partial Closures / Scaling Out

Partial position closures and scaling out of positions are allowed.

Strategy Types

All common trading strategies are allowed, including:

  • Breakout Trading

  • Trend Following

  • Mean Reversion

  • Volatility-based strategies

  • Scalping

All strategies must comply with risk management rules.

VPN Usage

The use of a VPN is allowed, for example for security or connectivity reasons. However, using a VPN to conceal identity or bypass rules is strictly prohibited.

Multi-Asset Trading

Trading across different markets is allowed, including Forex, indices, cryptocurrencies, and commodities. Diversification is supported as long as it is used responsibly.

Overnight / Weekend Holding

Positions in the CFD and Crypto market can be held overnight and over the weekend.

Swing Trading

Longer-term strategies such as swing trading in the CFD and Crypto market are allowed.

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