High Volatility of Financial Instruments Clause Samples

The High Volatility of Financial Instruments clause defines and addresses the risks associated with trading or investing in financial products that are subject to significant price fluctuations. In practice, this clause typically informs parties that certain instruments, such as derivatives, cryptocurrencies, or leveraged securities, can experience rapid and unpredictable changes in value, which may result in substantial gains or losses. By including this clause, the agreement ensures that all parties are aware of the inherent risks, thereby promoting informed decision-making and helping to allocate risk appropriately between the parties involved.
High Volatility of Financial Instruments. 6.2.1 The Client shall accept the risk of loss sustained in connection with high intraday volatility.
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High Volatility of Financial Instruments. 6.2.1. A large number of trading instruments that are traded on the financial market have a high intraday volatility, which can either bring profit or cause losses. The Client is aware of and shall fully assume the risk of loss sustained in connection with high intraday volatility.
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