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Margin. Your investment $1,000.00
Overnight fee -0.026179 %
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Trade size with leverage ~ $200,000.00
Money from leverage ~ $199,000.00

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Short position overnight fee

Short position overnight fee


Margin. Your investment $1,000.00
Overnight fee 0.003957 %
Charges from full value of position ($7.91)
Trade size with leverage ~ $200,000.00
Money from leverage ~ $199,000.00

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Overnight fee time 22:00 (UTC)
Min traded quantity 0.01
Currency USD
Margin 0.5%
Stock exchange United States of America
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Date Close Change Change (%) Open High Low
Mar 19, 2024 38778.5 -10.8 -0.03% 38789.3 38793.8 38742.3
Mar 18, 2024 38788.8 96.3 0.25% 38692.5 38903.2 38659.0
Mar 17, 2024 38693.5 3.0 0.01% 38690.5 38726.0 38680.5
Mar 15, 2024 38702.7 -169.7 -0.44% 38872.4 38991.8 38612.8
Mar 14, 2024 38873.4 -210.2 -0.54% 39083.6 39229.6 38693.9
Mar 13, 2024 39084.6 76.4 0.20% 39008.2 39204.8 38928.2
Mar 12, 2024 39007.7 205.6 0.53% 38802.1 39079.1 38640.0
Mar 11, 2024 38802.6 72.5 0.19% 38730.1 38820.1 38477.4
Mar 10, 2024 38731.1 -21.5 -0.06% 38752.6 38752.6 38676.6
Mar 8, 2024 38740.8 -27.8 -0.07% 38768.6 38969.8 38594.1
Mar 7, 2024 38768.1 124.1 0.32% 38644.0 38917.2 38520.7
Mar 6, 2024 38643.0 60.9 0.16% 38582.1 38863.4 38549.6
Mar 5, 2024 38582.6 -347.4 -0.89% 38930.0 38962.9 38450.9
Mar 4, 2024 38930.5 -126.0 -0.32% 39056.5 39088.0 38863.5
Mar 3, 2024 39057.0 -18.5 -0.05% 39075.5 39077.5 39049.5
Mar 1, 2024 39029.2 75.5 0.19% 38953.7 39123.9 38843.1
Feb 29, 2024 38953.2 105.8 0.27% 38847.4 39074.1 38788.1
Feb 28, 2024 38846.9 -75.8 -0.19% 38922.7 38953.6 38740.2
Feb 27, 2024 38923.2 -135.8 -0.35% 39059.0 39113.8 38876.0
Feb 26, 2024 39058.5 -63.8 -0.16% 39122.3 39242.3 39027.9

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