A multiplier multiplies your investment amount by a certain amount. The multiplier value shows how many times the total trade volume will increase.
Let’s say you invest $100 using an x200 multiplier. Accordingly, the total trade volume will be $20 000 ($100 x 200 = $20 000).
As a result, the financial outcome of such a position will vary within a larger range than if you traded $100 using a leverage of x100, x50, or lower.
It is important to know that the use of the multiplier increases not only the amount of the potential profit but also the risk level of the trade.
A high value of the multiplier is suitable for active trading when an investor makes many trades during one day. However, if you opt for long-term investments, using the minimum value of the multiplier will be the right choice.
The multiplier values may vary for different asset types. The largest value of up to x500 can be used when trading currency pairs. You can find the information about the minimum and maximum multiplier values in the "Help" section of the "Assets" menu: select the asset you are interested in and open the "Trading Conditions" tab.
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