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Trading Forex, CFDs and other leveraged financial instruments involves a high level of risk. You may lose part or all of your invested capital.
Past performance, sample calculations and strategy data shown are not a reliable indicator of future results. Neither returns nor other results or payments are guaranteed.
The contents of this website and the connected services do not constitute individual investment, legal or tax advice. Jelo is not a broker, bank or asset manager and does not promise returns.
Trading accounts are held with the respective broker. Jelo does not execute trades or hold client funds.
The trading strategies used may hold positions for an extended period. Withdrawals from the trading account while positions are open must therefore be made with particular care:
a) Reduction of available margin – If capital is withdrawn while positions are open, the margin supporting those positions is reduced accordingly. The remaining free capital available to absorb market fluctuations decreases.
b) Increased risk of a margin call – If the margin falls below the broker’s required minimum, this may trigger a margin call requiring additional capital to keep the positions open.
c) Risk of forced liquidation (stop-out) – If a margin call is not met in time or the remaining capital is insufficient, the broker may automatically close open positions regardless of whether closing them at that time is economically appropriate. This can realise losses that might otherwise have been avoided if markets later recovered.
d) Impact on the trading strategy – Insufficient margin may force the trading strategy to close positions early or at unfavourable times, which may negatively affect actual performance.
Users should therefore plan withdrawals with due regard to open positions and the current margin situation and, where possible, consult the relevant broker or account manager before withdrawing funds. In particular, no withdrawal should be made without considering its impact on remaining margin and the risk of forced liquidation.
The master accounts underlying the copy-trading accounts adopt settings and parameters from existing or previous accounts. However, because every master account is technically opened as a new account, it cannot display or continue the historical performance of previous accounts. There is also no assurance that comparable results will be achieved in the future.
Each master account builds its own independent track record. Past performance of other accounts, even where they use an identical strategy, is therefore not an indicator of the future performance of the relevant master account.