// TRADING TERMINOLOGY
What is Stop-Out Level?
The specific margin level at which a broker automatically closes a trader's open positions.
In-Depth Explanation
Usually expressed as a percentage (e.g., 50% margin level). It is the "safety net" to prevent an account from falling into negative balance.
Practical Example
"The trader hit their stop-out level after the unexpected market gap."
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