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Positions, P&L, margin, funding, liquidation, fees—trading gives you plenty of numbers. The harder part is understanding how those numbers fit together.
Fibonomy Blog looks at what happened inside your positions, what changed, and what those changes did to your account.
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POSITION & ACCOUNT RISK
Why Does My Liquidation Price Keep Changing in Cross Margin?
A position can look unchanged while the account supporting it has already changed.
See how unrealized P&L, funding, other open positions, leverage, and shared margin can change the liquidation picture.
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Clear explanations of the mechanics behind your positions and account.
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Where Did My Futures Funding Fee Go? How It Changes P&L
Funding can change your account without changing your entry, size, or market P&L. Here’s how to trace each funding payment from the position to the final result.
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Why Is My Futures P&L Negative When My Closed Trades Are Profitable?
Your closed trades can be green while your actual futures result is red. The difference is often hidden in fees, funding, open losses, partial closes, and what each P&L field actually measures.
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Why Changing Leverage Doesn’t Always Change Risk the Way You Expect
Changing 10x leverage to 20x does not automatically double the risk of an existing position. Position size, margin mode, stop distance, and account state matter more than the leverage number alone.
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What Happens to Liquidation Risk When You Add to a Futures Position?
Adding to a futures position can improve your average entry price while increasing the amount of capital at risk. Here’s what actually changes when you size up.
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What Actually Triggers Liquidation in Cross Margin?
In cross margin, liquidation is often an account-level event. Here’s how equity, maintenance margin, open positions, and risk ratios combine to determine when the exchange intervenes.
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Why You Can Be Liquidated With a Stop Loss
A stop loss is a protection tool, not a guarantee. Learn why liquidation can still happen before or around a stop-loss event.
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