What Is A Person Market?
Imagine a market linked to an artist you follow. The person is the subject of the market, but the trade is a financial contract. You do not buy a share of that person, their work or their future income. A listing does not mean endorsement.
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Its market price can rise or fall.
Example only. No listing or endorsement is implied.
See How A Trade Changes.
Suppose a person market is at 100 points. You take a view that its price will rise. If it moves to 110 points, that trade gains before costs. If it falls to 90 points, the trade loses before costs. A trade that takes the price-fall side works in the opposite direction.
These numbers explain direction, not a cash payout. The contract terms, trade size, entry and exit prices, and costs determine the cash result.
Read The Price And The Reference.
A market price comes from trading. An external reference uses outside information under a published method. They have different jobs. More searches, streams or headlines do not automatically make a trade profitable.
Before trading, check which value is shown, its unit and update time. Then read the market rules and costs. A market price is not a measure of a person’s worth.
Decide Whether To Trade.
You can follow a market without opening a position. If you trade, review the direction, amount, possible loss, fees and terms before you submit. A position can lose money, and the price can move against you even when your view of the person seems right.
Practice Is Separate From Live Trading.
A live position puts money at risk where live trading is available. In Practice mode, you can explore a market with Practice credits where that mode is available. Practice credits have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn or exchanged for cash.
Practice fills are simulated. The price and timing of a Practice fill may differ from a live trade, especially when prices move or there is little interest on the other side. Practice results do not predict live results.