Spo​twa​re Syste​ms an​noun​ce that the co​mpany has revi​sed the Stop Out al​go​ri​thm used by their cT​ra​der pla​tfo​r​ms. This new fun​ctio​na​li​ty is being bran​ded as Sma​rt Stop Out. This new Stop Out be​haviour adds si​g​ni​fi​can​tly more pro​te​ction to tra​ders in con​t​ra​st to what is typi​ca​lly used by other po​pu​lar pla​tfo​r​ms. When a tra​der's ma​r​gin level fa​lls be​low Stop Out level, po​si​tions will need to be adju​sted to free up ma​r​gin. The vi​tal part is the me​thod used to do this. cT​ra​der now pa​r​tia​lly clo​ses po​si​tions as oppo​sed to clo​sing them en​ti​re​ly. When Stop Out level is rea​ched the pla​tfo​rm will pa​r​tia​lly clo​se po​si​tions in in​c​re​men​ts of 1,000 uni​ts in the case of Fo​rex pai​rs or the lo​we​st step acco​r​ding to the asset, un​til the ma​r​gin used re​du​ces enou​gh for ma​r​gin level to be​co​me hi​g​her than Sma​rt Stop Out level. The lo​gic doe​sn’t ne​ce​ssa​ri​ly ta​r​get lo​sing po​si​tions ei​ther. The al​go​ri​thm be​gins by pa​r​tia​lly clo​sing the la​r​ge​st po​si​tion sin​ce this uses the most ma​r​gin. For spot me​ta​ls, co​mmo​di​ties, in​di​ces, equi​ties and other CFDs the lo​we​st po​ssi​ble in​c​re​ment for the in​st​ru​ment will be used as a ba​sis for clo​sing the po​si​tion. “Our new Sma​rt Stop Out al​go​ri​thm is one of this year’s most exci​ting un​der-the-hood chan​ges for every tra​der. The ma​jor di​ffe​ren​tia​tor from our previous Fair Stop Out al​go​ri​thm is that po​si​tions are pa​r​tia​lly clo​sed, this preven​ts tra​ders from lo​sing their en​try poin​ts, whi​ch is very impo​r​tant in case of ma​r​ket pri​ces chan​ge di​re​ction, allo​wing the tra​der to la​ter clo​se the po​si​tion with a sma​ller loss or even in pro​fit." - co​mmen​ted Ja​mes Glyde, Head of Bu​si​ne​ss Deve​lo​pment at Spo​twa​re Syste​ms. It was in De​ce​mber of 2014 when the co​mpany an​noun​ced their Fair Stop Out al​go​ri​thm whi​ch was also de​si​g​ned to work in the favor of tra​ders, and to help pro​te​ct their account. As part of the co​mpan​y's de​ter​mi​na​tion to in​spi​re equa​li​ty wi​thin the in​du​stry.