FAQ

The questions below cover account opening, MT5 trading, deposits and withdrawals, and checking records with XIN WANG GOLDEN COMPANY LIMITED. For your account permissions and applicable trading parameters, please also see the product information, trading rules, fee schedule and formal notices.

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Trading hours & orders

20Are trading hours, platform time and daily settlement time the same?

Not necessarily. Platform server time zone, Hong Kong time, quoting sessions, trading sessions and the daily settlement break are separate items, and daylight-saving time and holidays also cause adjustments. Being able to log in or see your balance doesn’t mean the product can be traded at that moment. State the time zone you used when querying records.

21What are market orders, limit orders and stop (breakout) orders for?

A market order asks to trade under current executable conditions; a limit order waits for a specified or better price; a stop-type order triggers once a set level is reached. Triggering and filling are two separate steps, and stop-type orders may suffer slippage. The available order types, price distances and execution method follow your account’s contract specifications.

22My order was submitted successfully, so why is it unfilled or only partly filled?

“Submitted” may only mean the system has received the request. An order can still be waiting for conditions, rejected, partly filled, cancelled or expired. Check the filled volume, remaining volume and final status separately; if the remainder is still active, submitting the same volume again may double your exposure. How this is handled depends on the product’s execution policy.

23Does a stop loss guarantee I only lose a set amount?

No. The stop price is usually a trigger condition, and the final execution may be affected by gaps, liquidity or system problems. Stop-limit settings may trigger but not fill. Understand the order type, and don’t treat a successfully set stop or a fixed stop distance as a cap on losses.

24Why do I see “invalid price”, “stop too close” or can’t modify an order?

Common reasons include a changed quote, a direction that doesn’t match the price condition, minimum distance or step not met, the freeze zone, market closure or permission limits. Check the full error message and contract specifications before trying again. Repeated retries won’t change the limits and may create unintended orders.

25I clicked cancel or modify. Why was the original order still filled?

A modify or cancel request must be accepted by the system; the original order may trigger or fill before the request is processed. Rely on the final confirmation, not just on having clicked the button. If the status is unclear, check your records before placing a new order or managing existing positions.

26Are pending orders, take profit and stop loss kept while the market is closed?

Check the expiry of pending orders, the orders attached to positions and the arrangements for weekends and holidays separately; don’t assume they last forever or are all cancelled together. After the market reopens, check unfilled orders and position settings. An open position doesn’t mean all earlier settings are still active.

27Do stop loss and trailing stop still work if I turn off my phone or computer?

Ordinary stop loss and take profit orders accepted by the server are different from trailing stops or automated strategies that rely on a running terminal. Closing the terminal may stop trailing adjustments, but stops already set successfully are handled under the server rules. Before going offline, confirm your settings and the environment each feature needs; losing your connection does not close your positions.