1. How is a Guaranteed Stop Loss different from a regular Stop Loss?

 A regular stop-loss order does not guarantee that the trade will be executed at the specified price. A trader may experience a lower stop loss if the market changes rapidly and gaps are made beyond the stop loss range. 

On the other hand, a guaranteed stop loss ensures the trade will be executed at the specified price, regardless of market gaps. 

2. What is the cost of using a Guaranteed Stop Loss? 

A Guaranteed Stop Loss usually comes with additional costs, such as a larger spread or a separate fee, paid by the broker. 

This cost is generally higher than a regular stop-loss order, as it provides traders with higher protection. 

3. What is a Margin Call?

A Margin Call is a notification from a broker that a trader’s account has fallen below the required margin level. Most often, this happens when a trading position moves against the trader. The trader must then deposit additional funds to their account to avoid the broker closing the trader’s positions. 

4. Is a Guaranteed Stop Loss more important for scalpers or swing traders? 

 Scalpers (traders that Scalp the market) may benefit from a Guaranteed Stop Loss since they are more susceptible to sudden market movements during shorter-term periods. 

However, any trader who wants to limit their potential losses can benefit from using a Guaranteed Stop Loss, regardless of their trading style. 

5. Can a Guaranteed Stop Loss be used in all markets? 

Guaranteed Stop Losses can be used in most markets, including forex, stocks, and commodities. However, the accessibility of Guaranteed Stop Loss orders may vary by broker and trading platform.