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Learn Forex :: FOREX Statement Example

Example Of A FOREX Statement

FOREX Company ,Inc
Account Statement: Mr. Joe Bloggs
Statement Date: 16th July 2002
Account No: 123456
Summary Of All Trades From: 15/07/02-17/07/02


Ticket No Time Trade Date Value Date B/S Symbol Quantity Rate Debit Credit Balance

123458 09:05 15/07/2002 17/07/02 B EUR/USD 100,000 0.9850 $10,000

123459 13:01 15/07/2002 17/07/02 S EUR/USD 100,000 0.9870 $200.00 $10,200

123460 14:05 16/07/2002 18/07/02 S USD/JPY 100,000 116.85 $10,200

Total Equity: $10,200
Margin Available: $9,200
Margin Requirements: $1,000
Current Position Short: USD/JPY

Normally there is a ticket or docket number to help identify the trade. You will nearly always find the time and date of the trade. The value date if the currency were to be delivered. You should always see the direction of the trade, buy or sell (Long or Short).

The amount and rate you bought or sold, balance to let you know if you made a profit or a loss. You should also see any open positions you may have and the margin requirements for that position.

A lot of the more modern systems will show your open position as though it has been closed just to give you an up to the minute balance.