Yes, it’s possible for you to be stopped out during hedging, This can happen due to spread fluctuations, where the gap between bid and ask prices widens sharply during periods of market volatility. Major events like economic data releases or news can also trigger sudden volatility that leads to spread widening. Additionally, if your account equity falls into negative territory due to spread changes, accumulated swap fees, or other unexpected costs, your broker may automatically close your positions to prevent further losses. Extreme market conditions, such as low liquidity during holidays or heightened volatility from geopolitical or financial crises, can also increase the risk of a stop-out, even in a hedged position.
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