Leveraged trading works by establishing a rate you can use for every dollar in your account. The money you put for the trade is the actual money you risk. It is called ‘margin" or the amount you risk.
For example: If you invest $100 and leverage it at 1:100, then you have $100 to trade for every $1 in your investment (margin). If you start trading with your $100 investment, you can buy up to a value of $10,000 (100x100).
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