FAQs
Why does the "Not enough money" message appear when I try to open a position? "Not enough money" means that there is not enough margin on your account to open a position of the desired volume.
Why is my broker telling me not enough money? ›
This error occurs when a trader attempts to open a trade but does not have enough funds to cover its costs.
What does it mean when MetaTrader says not enough money? ›
Why am I getting the error 'Not enough money' when trying to open trades on my MT4 account? If 'Not enough money' message pop up it means that there is not enough money to cover the margin requirement on the account, you will need to fund your account or close some/all open trades if any to free up margin.
What is the minimum lot size in RoboForex? ›
ProCent accounts are an excellent opportunity for traders with small deposit and beginners to start trading without investing too much of their own funds: Minimum order volume is 0.001 lots (0.1 cent lots).
What does "not enough margin" mean? ›
If a trader's margin level falls below 100%, it means that the amount of money in the account can no longer cover the trader's margin requirements. The trader's equity has fallen below the used margin.
What leverage is good for $5? ›
Generally, it's recommended to use lower leverage when you have a smaller account size to minimize the risk of significant losses. A leverage of 1:10 or 1:20 can be a good starting point for a $5 account.
What is not enough rights in forex? ›
What Does Not Enough Rights Mean in MT4? “Not enough rights” represents the MetaTrader server error that occurs when the trading server loses connection and EA works on the server.
Why can't I open a trade on MT4? ›
The trade is disabled in MT4 error message means that you can't execute any trades with your broker. This error message usually appears when you try to place a new trade. It can indicate that you are trying to execute a trade while the market is closed, on an invalid symbol or your account hasn't been set up correctly.
What is the minimum amount to trade on MetaTrader? ›
MetaTrader 4 minimum deposit is in the range of $50 and $100 for the most competitive brokers, and this includes T4Trade as well.
Is RoboForex a good broker? ›
RoboForex is considered Average Risk, with an overall Trust Score of 73 out of 99. RoboForex is not publicly traded, does not operate a bank, and is authorised by one Tier-1 regulators (Highly Trusted), zero Tier-2 regulators (Trusted), zero Tier-3 regulator (Average Risk), and two Tier-4 regulators (High Risk).
When you trade forex with $100, it's recommended to open trades of no more than 0.01-0.05 lots so that risks should not exceed 5% of the deposit amount. To trade forex with $100, you will need the maximum leverage to lower the margin amount blocked by the broker.
What is the best lot size for beginners forex? ›
Micro Lots; Micro lots accounts are the most common and are suitable for beginner forex traders. Here is why; a micro lot equals 1,000 units, which is precisely $0.10/pip movement. With this account, you can deposit anywhere from $100 to $500, which is an excellent amount to start with.
What are the risks of RoboForex? ›
These risks include decrease in liquidity, price change, high volatility and circ*mstances beyond control.
How long does RoboForex withdrawal take? ›
Depending on the chosen payment system, you may be asked to specify some additional information on the next page to create a withdrawal application. Please note that withdrawal applications are processed by the Company within two business days from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (EET).
What happens if I owe my broker money? ›
If the investor is unable to bring their investment up to the minimum requirements, the broker has the right to sell off their positions to recoup what it's owed. The broker may also charge commissions, fees, and interest to the account holder.
How much money should you have in a broker? ›
Determining how much money to put into a brokerage account largely depends on how much income you have available and what short-term and long-term goals you have. A good rule of thumb to follow is not to put any money in your brokerage account that you'll need within the next two to five years.
What happens if a broker makes a mistake? ›
In theory, if you have lost money because your broker (or any financial institution) gave you bad advice, mismanaged your investments, misled you, or took other unlawful or unethical actions, you can sue for damages. If these breaches of duty are provable, the "merits of the case" are strong, as a lawyer would say.