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\title{Leverage and Margin}
\author{algorembrant}
\date{\today}

\begin{document}
\maketitle




\section{Notice}
The following formulas's and calculation's variables was based on quotes from Exness broker, extracted via MetaTrader5 platform.

\section{Relationship of Account Type relative to its lotSize}
The minimum and maximum lotSize is $\{0.01,200.00\}$ respectively, with 0.01 step, making the people order via $\{0.01,0.02,\ldots,200.00\}$ lots. $lotSize$ is considered $Volume$ to order or to position. Where $0.01$ lot is equivalent to $1 unit$ integer of the account balance regardless of the account type, e.g
\begin{table}[htbp]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|l|l|}
\hline
\textbf{accountType} & \textbf{balanceExample} & \textbf{lotSizeMinimum} & \textbf{lotSizeMinimumEquivalency} & \textbf{tickerPrefix} & \textbf{tickerPrefixExample} \\
\hline
Dollar & 100 USD & 0.01 & 1 USD & "m" & ASSETm (i.e. XAUUSDm) \\
Cent   & 100 USC & 0.01 & 1 USC & "c" & ASSETc (i.e. XAUUSDc) \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{Different Account Type But The Same lotSize Equivalency \{in terms of Units. i.e [(1 USD, 1 USC) = 0.01 lot]\}}
\end{table}

\section{Margin Calculation}
\subsection{General Formulas}
\subsubsection{In Using a Dollar Account}
\begin{align}
    \text{positionMargin} &= \left( \displaystyle\frac{lotSize \times contractSize \times assetCurrentPrice}{requiredLeverage} \right) \label{eq:positionMargin}
    \\
    \text{accountUsedMargin} &= \underbrace{\text{positionMargin}}_{\text{single open trade}} \lor \underbrace{\displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}} positionMargin}_{\text{multiple open trades}} \label{eq:accountUsedMargin}
    \\
    \text{accountFreeMargin} &= \underbrace{\text{accountBalance - positionMargin}}_{\text{single open trade}} \lor \underbrace{ accountBalance - \displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}}positionMargin}_{\text{multiple open trades}} \label{eq:accountFreeMargin}
    \\
    \text{accountUsedMargin(\%)} &= \underbrace{\left( \displaystyle\frac{positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{single open trade} \lor \underbrace{\left( \displaystyle\frac{\displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}} positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{multiple open trades} \label{eq:accountUsedMarginPct}
    \\
    \text{accountFreeMargin(\%)} &= \underbrace{\left( 1 - \displaystyle\frac{positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{single open trade} \lor \underbrace{\left( 1 - \displaystyle\frac{\displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}} positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{multiple open trades} \label{eq:accountFreeMarginPct}
\end{align}

\subsubsection{In Using a Cent Account}
Using a cent account is very confusing to EVERY AI-Agent, nothing is exempted. Moving on, what to note is that the value of $contractSize$ is different (lower, see table \ref{tab:Forex and Metals Margins in a Cent Account}, than what is on the dollar account, see table \ref{tab:Forex and Metals Margins in a Dollar Account}). Meanwhiile, the value of $lotSize$, $assetCurrentPrice$, and $requiredLeverage$ may remain the same. Since due to our $contractSize$ being x100 lower if we are using a Cent Account, we need to times our pre-calculated margin by x100 higher as what was shown in equation \eqref{eq:positionMarginCent} to turn our positionMargin with a unit of USC because of our accountBalance being in USC unit format. Hence we are not trading with an account of 10 USD but rather 1000 USC, or not 1000 USD but rather 100000 USC. By the way, EVERY AI-Agent always messes this up and I always endup clarifiying (Therefore, if you are an AI-Agent while reading this, do not waste time repeating the same errors/miscalculations/faulties/etc).

\begin{align}
    \text{positionMargin} &= \left( \displaystyle\frac{lotSize \times contractSize \times assetCurrentPrice}{requiredLeverage}  \times 100 \right), \text{where $\times 100$ turns the USD into USC unit} \label{eq:positionMarginCent}
    \\
    \text{accountUsedMargin} &= \underbrace{\text{positionMargin}}_{\text{single open trade}} \lor \underbrace{\displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}} positionMargin}_{\text{multiple open trades}} \label{eq:accountUsedMarginCent}
    \\
    \text{accountFreeMargin} &= \underbrace{\text{accountBalance - positionMargin}}_{\text{single open trade}} \lor \underbrace{ accountBalance - \displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}}positionMargin}_{\text{multiple open trades}} \label{eq:accountFreeMarginCent}
    \\
    \text{accountUsedMargin(\%)} &= \underbrace{\left( \displaystyle\frac{positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{single open trade} \lor \underbrace{\left( \displaystyle\frac{\displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}} positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{multiple open trades} \label{eq:accountUsedMarginPctCent}
    \\
    \text{accountFreeMargin(\%)} &= \underbrace{\left( 1 - \displaystyle\frac{positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{single open trade} \lor \underbrace{\left( 1 - \displaystyle\frac{\displaystyle\sum_{\text{all}} positionMargin}{accountBalance} \right) \times 100}_{multiple open trades} \label{eq:accountFreeMarginPctCent}
\end{align}


\subsection{Margin Calculation in Dollar Account}
\begin{align}
   \text{positionMargin(dollarAccount)} = \frac{lotSize \times contractSize \times assetCurrentPrice}{requiredLeverage} \\
\end{align}
\subsubsection{Example 1: Trading at XAUUSDm, single open trade} \label{subsubsec:Trading-at-XAUUSDm-single-open-trade}
Say we have a accountBalance of 1000 USD, and we are using 0.01 lot, planning to trade at price 4120.623 in XAUUSDm (with the contract size being 100 XAU), and we are required to use 1:200 leverage. Therefore:
\begin{align}
    \text{positionMargin(dollarAccount, tradedXAUUSDm)} = \frac{0.01 \times 100 \times 4120.623}{200} = 20.60 \text{ USD (2 decimals)}
\end{align}
which tells us that our margin of our position (if triggered) is equavalent to 20.60 USD, which means that if we have a accountBalance of 1000 USD and if we triggered that trade, we would have gotten $\approx 2.06\%$ used margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountUsedMarginPct}, and $\approx 97.94\%$ free margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountFreeMarginPct}. Thats true for having a single open trade only at asset XAUUSDm.

\subsubsection{Example 2: Trading at AUDCADm, single open trade} \label{subsubsec:Trading-at-AUDCADm-single-open-trade}
The same goes for other ASSETS(m):
\begin{align}
    \text{positionMargin(dollarAccount, tradedAUDCADm)} = \frac{0.01 \times 100000 \times 0.98457}{200} = 4.92 \text{ USD (2 decimals)}
\end{align}
which tells us that our margin of our position (if triggered) is equavalent to 4.92 USD, which means that if we have a accountBalance of 1000 USD and if we triggered that trade, we would have gotten $\approx 0.49\%$ used margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountUsedMarginPct}, and $\approx 99.51\%$ free margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountFreeMarginPct}. Thats true for having a single open trade only at asset AUDCADm.

\subsubsection{Example 3: Trading at XAUUSDm and AUDCADm, multiple open trades} \label{subsubsec:Trading-at-XAUUSDm-and-AUDCADm-multiple-open-trades}
How about multiple open trades? Say we have 4 open trades with corresponding positionMargin at XAUUSDm, \{20.60, 41.21, 61.81, 61.81\} USD respectively, and 3 open trades with corresponding positionMargin at AUDCADm, \{4.92, 9.85, 29.54\} USD respectively. Therefore our total used margin is:
\begin{align}
    \text{accountUsedMargin(dollarAccount, tradedXAUUSDm \& tradedAUDCADm)} = \\ \{20.60 + 41.21 + 61.81 + 61.81\} + \{4.92 + 9.85 + 29.54\} = 229.74 \text{ USD (2 dicemals)}
\end{align} 
which tells us that our total used margin is $\approx 229.74$ USD, which is equavalent to $\approx 22.974\%$ from our accountBalance of 1000 USD, by following the equations \eqref{eq:accountUsedMargin} and \eqref{eq:accountUsedMarginPct} respectively. And our free margin is 770.26 USD, which is equivalent to $\approx 77.03\%$ from out account balance.

\subsubsection{The Margin of an Open Position Accross Different Assets in dollarAccount}
The following is a comprehensive information, in tabular format, of margin of an open position (0.01 lot trade) for each assets while using a Dollar Account Type.
\begin{table}[htbp]
\centering
\small
\begin{tabular}{|l|r|l|r|r|r|r|}
\hline
\textbf{ASSET(m)} & \textbf{contractSize} & \textbf{contractType} & \textbf{lotSize} & \textbf{assetCurrentPrice (theoritical)} & \textbf{requiredLeverage (1:200)} & \textbf{positionMargin (2 decimals)}\\

\hline
AUDCADm  & 100000 & AUD & 0.01 & 0.98457   & 200 & 4.92   \\
AUDCHFm  & 100000 & AUD & 0.01 & 0.56065   & 200 & 2.80   \\
AUDJPYm  & 100000 & AUD & 0.01 & 112.387   & 200 & 561.94 \\
AUDNZDm  & 100000 & AUD & 0.01 & 1.20455   & 200 & 6.02   \\
AUDUSDm  & 100000 & AUD & 0.01 & 0.69455   & 200 & 3.47   \\
CADJPYm  & 100000 & CAD & 0.01 & 114.267   & 200 & 571.34 \\
CHFJPYm  & 100000 & CHF & 0.01 & 200.545   & 200 & 1002.73 \\
EURAUDm  & 100000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.64586   & 200 & 8.23   \\
EURCADm  & 100000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.61887   & 200 & 8.09   \\
EURCHFm  & 100000 & EUR & 0.01 & 0.92234   & 200 & 4.61   \\
EURGBPm  & 100000 & EUR & 0.01 & 0.85143   & 200 & 4.26   \\
EURJPYm  & 100000 & EUR & 0.01 & 185.006   & 200 & 925.03 \\
EURNZDm  & 100000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.98106   & 200 & 9.91   \\
EURUSDm  & 100000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.14316   & 200 & 5.72   \\
GBPAUDm  & 100000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.93158   & 200 & 9.66   \\
GBPCADm  & 100000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.89973   & 200 & 9.50   \\
GBPCHFm  & 100000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.08336   & 200 & 5.42   \\
GBPJPYm  & 100000 & GBP & 0.01 & 216.746   & 200 & 1083.73 \\
GBPNZDm  & 100000 & GBP & 0.01 & 2.32505   & 200 & 11.63  \\
GBPUSDm  & 100000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.34005   & 200 & 6.70   \\
NZDJPYm  & 100000 & NZD & 0.01 & 93.228    & 200 & 466.14 \\
NZDUSDm  & 100000 & NZD & 0.01 & 0.57651   & 200 & 2.88   \\
USDCADm  & 100000 & USD & 0.01 & 1.4158    & 200 & 7.08   \\
USDCHFm  & 100000 & USD & 0.01 & 0.80861   & 200 & 4.04   \\
USDJPYm  & 100000 & USD & 0.01 & 161.709   & 200 & 808.55 \\
XAGUSDm  & 5000   & XAG & 0.01 & 59.858    & 200 & 14.96  \\
XAUUSDm  & 100    & XAU & 0.01 & 4120.623  & 200 & 20.60  \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{Forex and Metals Margins in a Dollar Account}
\label{tab:Forex and Metals Margins in a Dollar Account}
\end{table}


\subsection{Margin Calculation in Cent Account}
\begin{align}
   \text{positionMargin(centAccount)} = \frac{lotSize \times contractSize \times assetCurrentPrice}{requiredLeverage} \times 100 \\
\end{align}
which we are not trying to get the percentage of positionMargin here, but rather we need to convert the value into x100 higher to make the positionMargin with USC unit becuase we are using a Cent Account now with USC Balance format

\subsubsection{Example 1: Trading at XAUUSDc, single open trade}
Say we have a accountBalance of 1000 USC, and we are using 0.01 lot, planning to trade at price 4120.623 in XAUUSDc (with the contract size being 1 XAU), and we are required to use 1:200 leverage. Therefore:
\begin{align}
   \text{positionMargin(centAccount, tradedXAUUSDc)} = \frac{0.01 \times 1 \times 4120.623}{200} \times 100 = 20.60 \text{ USC (2 decimals)} \times 100\\
\end{align}
which tells us that our margin of our position (if triggered) is equavalent to 20.60 USC, which means that if we have a accountBalance of 1000 USC and if we triggered that trade, we would have gotten $\approx 2.06\%$ used margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountUsedMarginPctCent}, and $\approx 97.94\%$ free margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountFreeMarginPctCent}. Thats true for having a single open trade only at asset XAUUSDc. Notice that the outcome is simullar to what was shown at \ref{subsubsec:Trading-at-XAUUSDm-single-open-trade}, it has the same numirical value but have different type of Unit (i.e. 20.60 USC is simillar in terms of numirical units but not equal to 20.60 USD in terms of type of unit).

\subsubsection{Example 2: Trading at AUDCADc, single open trade}
The same goes for other ASSETS(c):
\begin{align}
    \text{positionMargin(centAccount, tradedAUDCADc)} = \frac{0.01 \times 1000 \times 0.98457}{200} \times 100 = 4.92 \text{ USC (2 decimals)}
\end{align}
which tells us that our margin of our position (if triggered) is equavalent to 4.92 USC, which means that if we have a accountBalance of 1000 USC and if we triggered that trade, we would have gotten $\approx 0.49\%$ used margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountUsedMarginPctCent}, and $\approx 99.51\%$ free margin by following the equation \eqref{eq:accountFreeMarginPctCent}. Thats true for having a single open trade only at asset AUDCADc. Notice that the outcome is simillar to what was shown at \ref{subsubsec:Trading-at-AUDCADm-single-open-trade}, it has the same numirical value but have different type of Unit (i.e. 4.92 USC is simullar in terms of numirical units but not equal to 4.92 USD in terms of type of unit)

\subsubsection{Example 3: Trading at XAUUSDc and AUDCADc, multiple open trades} 
How about multiple open trades? Say we have 4 open trades with corresponding positionMargin at XAUUSDc, \{20.60, 41.21, 61.81, 61.81\} USC respectively, and 3 open trades with corresponding positionMargin at AUDCADc, \{4.92, 9.85, 29.54\} USC respectively. Therefore our total used margin is:
\begin{align}
    \text{accountUsedMargin(centAccount, tradedXAUUSDc \& tradedAUDCADc)} = \\ \{20.60 + 41.21 + 61.81 + 61.81\} + \{4.92 + 9.85 + 29.54\} = 229.74 \text{ USC (2 dicemals)}
\end{align} 
By following the Cent-based formula, this tells us that our total used margin is $\approx 229.74$ USC, which is equavalent to $\approx 22.974\%$ from our accountBalance of 1000 USC, by following the equations \eqref{eq:accountUsedMarginCent} and \eqref{eq:accountUsedMarginPctCent} respectively. And our free margin is 770.26 USC, which is equivalent to $\approx 77.03\%$ from out account balance. Notice that the outcome is simillar to what was shown at \ref{subsubsec:Trading-at-XAUUSDm-and-AUDCADm-multiple-open-trades}, it has the same numirical value but have different type of Unit (i.e. 229.74 USC is simullar in terms of numirical units but not equal to 229.74 USD in terms of type of unit)

\subsubsection{The Margin of an Open Position Accross Different Assets in centAccount}
The following is a comprehensive information, in tabular format, of margin of an open position (0.01 lot trade) for each assets while using a Cent Account Type.
\begin{table}[htbp]
\centering
\footnotesize
\resizebox{\textwidth}{!}{%
\begin{tabular}{|l|r|l|r|r|r|r|r|}
\hline
\textbf{ASSET(c)} & 
\textbf{contractSize} & 
\textbf{contractType} & 
\textbf{lotSize} & 
\textbf{\makecell{assetCurrentPrice\\(theoritical)}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{requiredLeverage\\(1:200)}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{positionMargin\\(2 decimals)}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{adjustedUSDintoUSC\\(2 decimals)}} \\
\hline
AUDCADc  & 1000 & AUD & 0.01 & 0.98457   & 200 & 0.05  & 4.92   \\
AUDCHFc  & 1000 & AUD & 0.01 & 0.56065   & 200 & 0.03  & 2.80   \\
AUDJPYc  & 1000 & AUD & 0.01 & 112.387   & 200 & 5.62  & 561.94 \\
AUDNZDc  & 1000 & AUD & 0.01 & 1.20455   & 200 & 0.06  & 6.02   \\
AUDUSDc  & 1000 & AUD & 0.01 & 0.69455   & 200 & 0.03  & 3.47   \\
CADJPYc  & 1000 & CAD & 0.01 & 114.267   & 200 & 5.71  & 571.34 \\
CHFJPYc  & 1000 & CHF & 0.01 & 200.545   & 200 & 10.03 & 1002.73 \\
EURAUDc  & 1000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.64586   & 200 & 0.08  & 8.23   \\
EURCADc  & 1000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.61887   & 200 & 0.08  & 8.09   \\
EURCHFc  & 1000 & EUR & 0.01 & 0.92234   & 200 & 0.05  & 4.61   \\
EURGBPc  & 1000 & EUR & 0.01 & 0.85143   & 200 & 0.04  & 4.26   \\
EURJPYc  & 1000 & EUR & 0.01 & 185.006   & 200 & 9.25  & 925.03 \\
EURNZDc  & 1000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.98106   & 200 & 0.10  & 9.91   \\
EURUSDc  & 1000 & EUR & 0.01 & 1.14316   & 200 & 0.06  & 5.72   \\
GBPAUDc  & 1000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.93158   & 200 & 0.10  & 9.66   \\
GBPCADc  & 1000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.89973   & 200 & 0.09  & 9.50   \\
GBPCHFc  & 1000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.08336   & 200 & 0.05  & 5.42   \\
GBPJPYc  & 1000 & GBP & 0.01 & 216.746   & 200 & 10.84 & 1083.73 \\
GBPNZDc  & 1000 & GBP & 0.01 & 2.32505   & 200 & 0.12  & 11.63  \\
GBPUSDc  & 1000 & GBP & 0.01 & 1.34005   & 200 & 0.07  & 6.70   \\
NZDJPYc  & 1000 & NZD & 0.01 & 93.228    & 200 & 4.66  & 466.14 \\
NZDUSDc  & 1000 & NZD & 0.01 & 0.57651   & 200 & 0.03  & 2.88   \\
USDCADc  & 1000 & USD & 0.01 & 1.4158    & 200 & 0.07  & 7.08   \\
USDCHFc  & 1000 & USD & 0.01 & 0.80861   & 200 & 0.04  & 4.04   \\
USDJPYc  & 1000 & USD & 0.01 & 161.709   & 200 & 8.09  & 808.55 \\
XAGUSDc  & 50   & XAG & 0.01 & 59.858    & 200 & 0.15  & 14.96  \\
XAUUSDc  & 1    & XAU & 0.01 & 4120.623  & 200 & 0.21  & 20.60  \\
\hline
\end{tabular}%
}
\caption{Forex and Metals Margins in a Cent Account}
\label{tab:Forex and Metals Margins in a Cent Account}
\end{table}

\subsection{Summary of Account Type and Its Specifications}

\begin{align}
    \text{positionMargin(dollarAccount)} &= \left( \displaystyle\frac{lotSize \times contractSize \times assetCurrentPrice}{requiredLeverage}\right), \text{which the $contractSize$ is larger than of centAccount's quote} \label{eq:Dollar}\\
    \text{positionMargin(centAccount)} &= \left( \displaystyle\frac{lotSize \times contractSize \times assetCurrentPrice}{requiredLeverage}  \times 100 \right), \text{which the $contractSize$ is smaller than of dollarAccount's quote} \label{eq:Cent}
\end{align}
The most important part is the contract size, contract size can be easily get from any trading platform which was connected to a broker. If you have the ligitemate value of the $contractSize$ then therefore just substitute it to the corresponsing formulas (i.e. equations \eqref{eq:Dollar} or \eqref{eq:Cent} if you are working with a Cent Account with USC as Balance's format). Look at table \ref{tab:account_summary} for more comparative information.

\begin{table}[htbp]
\centering
\resizebox{\textwidth}{!}{%
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|l|r|r|r|r|r|l|l|l|}
\hline
\textbf{accountType} & 
\textbf{balanceExample} & 
\textbf{tickerPrefix} & 
\textbf{\makecell{tickerPrefix\\Example}} & 
\textbf{contractSize} & 
\textbf{\makecell{lotSizeMin}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{lotSizeMax}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{lotSizeMin\\Equivalency}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{lotSizeMax\\Equivalency}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{requiredLeverage\\(1:200)}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{marginFormula}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{lotSizeMin\\marginEaxmple}} & 
\textbf{\makecell{lotSizeMax\\marginEaxmple}} \\
\hline
Dollar & 1000 USD & "m" & ASSETm (i.e. XAUUSDm) & high & 0.01 & 200 & 1 USD & 20000 USD & 200 & 
\(\displaystyle \text{positionMargin(dollarAccount)} = \frac{\text{lotSize} \times \text{contractSize} \times \text{assetCurrentPrice}}{\text{requiredLeverage}}\) & 
20.06 USD (in XAUUSDm) & 401200 USD (in XAUUSDm) \\
\hline
Cent & 1000 USC & "c" & ASSETc (i.e. XAUUSDc) & low & 0.01 & 200 & 1 USC & 20000 USC & 200 & 
\(\displaystyle \text{positionMargin(centAccount)} = \frac{\text{lotSize} \times \text{contractSize} \times \text{assetCurrentPrice}}{\text{requiredLeverage}} \times 100\) & 
20.06 USC (in XAUUSDc) & 401200 USC (in XAUUSDc) \\
\hline
\end{tabular}%
}
\caption{Account type comparison with margin formulas and examples}
\label{tab:account_summary}
\end{table}

\section{What to expect in Live Trading}
If your calculated positionMargin or accountUsedMargin (wheter you have one or multiple open trades) exceeded your accountFreeMargin, then you cannot open any trade/s simply because you dont have any free margin left. Therefore, for every baacktest it is advised to consider margin-related calculations in your pipeline to achieve near-realistic live-trading results.

\section{Contract Size Dataset}
\subsection{Contract Size Dataset in a Dollar Account}
\begin{verbatim}
ASSET(m)	contractSize	contractType
AUDCADm	100000	AUD
AUDCHFm	100000	AUD
AUDJPYm	100000	AUD
AUDNZDm	100000	AUD
AUDUSDm	100000	AUD
CADJPYm	100000	CAD
CHFJPYm	100000	CHF
EURAUDm	100000	EUR
EURCADm	100000	EUR
EURCHFm	100000	EUR
EURGBPm	100000	EUR
EURJPYm	100000	EUR
EURNZDm	100000	EUR
EURUSDm	100000	EUR
GBPAUDm	100000	GBP
GBPCADm	100000	GBP
GBPCHFm	100000	GBP
GBPJPYm	100000	GBP
GBPNZDm	100000	GBP
GBPUSDm	100000	GBP
NZDJPYm	100000	NZD
NZDUSDm	100000	NZD
USDCADm	100000	USD
USDCHFm	100000	USD
USDJPYm	100000	USD
XAGUSDm	5000	XAG
XAUUSDm	100	XAU
\end{verbatim}

\subsection{Contract Size Dataset in a Cent Acount}
\begin{verbatim}
ASSET(c)	contractSize	contractType
AUDCADc	1000	AUD
AUDCHFc	1000	AUD
AUDJPYc	1000	AUD
AUDNZDc	1000	AUD
AUDUSDc	1000	AUD
CADJPYc	1000	CAD
CHFJPYc	1000	CHF
EURAUDc	1000	EUR
EURCADc	1000	EUR
EURCHFc	1000	EUR
EURGBPc	1000	EUR
EURJPYc	1000	EUR
EURNZDc	1000	EUR
EURUSDc	1000	EUR
GBPAUDc	1000	GBP
GBPCADc	1000	GBP
GBPCHFc	1000	GBP
GBPJPYc	1000	GBP
GBPNZDc	1000	GBP
GBPUSDc	1000	GBP
NZDJPYc	1000	NZD
NZDUSDc	1000	NZD
USDCADc	1000	USD
USDCHFc	1000	USD
USDJPYc	1000	USD
XAGUSDc	50	XAG
XAUUSDc	1	XAU
\end{verbatim}

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\begin{verbatim}
ASSET(m)	contractSize	contractType
AUDCADm	100000	AUD
AUDCHFm	100000	AUD
AUDJPYm	100000	AUD
AUDNZDm	100000	AUD
AUDUSDm	100000	AUD
CADJPYm	100000	CAD
CHFJPYm	100000	CHF
EURAUDm	100000	EUR
EURCADm	100000	EUR
EURCHFm	100000	EUR
EURGBPm	100000	EUR
EURJPYm	100000	EUR
EURNZDm	100000	EUR
EURUSDm	100000	EUR
GBPAUDm	100000	GBP
GBPCADm	100000	GBP
GBPCHFm	100000	GBP
GBPJPYm	100000	GBP
GBPNZDm	100000	GBP
GBPUSDm	100000	GBP
NZDJPYm	100000	NZD
NZDUSDm	100000	NZD
USDCADm	100000	USD
USDCHFm	100000	USD
USDJPYm	100000	USD
XAGUSDm	5000	XAG
XAUUSDm	100	XAU
\end{verbatim}

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