PAYDAY Account News Trading
News trading is allowed on PAYDAY Accounts.
Traders may open, close, or hold trades during news events, including high impact news events, as long as they continue to follow all PAYDAY Account rules.
Is News Trading Allowed?
Yes.
PAYDAY Accounts allow news trading.
This means traders are not restricted from trading before, during, or after news events.
What Type of News Trading Is Allowed?
Any type of news trading is allowed on PAYDAY Accounts, including:
Trading before a news event.
Opening trades during a news event.
Closing trades during a news event.
Holding trades through a news event.
Trading after a news event.
There is no specific news trading restriction on PAYDAY Accounts.
News Trading Risk
Although news trading is allowed, traders should understand that news events can create increased market risk.
During news events, market conditions may change quickly. This can include:
Increased volatility.
Wider spreads.
Slippage.
Reduced liquidity.
Fast price movement.
Delayed execution.
Gaps or sharp market reactions.
These risks are the responsibility of the trader.
Slippage and Execution Risk
Slippage can happen when a trade is executed at a different price than expected.
This may occur during fast moving markets, especially around major news events.
If slippage causes the account to breach the trailing max loss limit, the account will still be considered breached.
News trading being allowed does not remove the trader’s responsibility to manage risk.
Can I Request Compensation for Losses Caused by News Volatility or Slippage?
No.
Losses caused by market volatility, slippage, spread widening, reduced liquidity, or execution differences during news events are not eligible for compensation.
These are normal trading risks, especially during high impact market conditions.
Traders who choose to trade during news events accept the risks involved.