Margin warnings are usually triggered when account exposure reaches a predefined threshold. Instead of closing positions immediately, the system updates margin levels in real time and notifies the trader about increased risk.


In systems like SGoldman Ifa, this allows early adjustment of position size before more strict risk controls are activated.


The idea is simple: instead of reacting after liquidation, traders get a signal while positions are still active, which helps manage exposure more gradually during volatile market conditions.


Do you usually reduce exposure after a margin warning or hold positions until conditions improve?