In Up/Down (High/Low) trading, the result of a trade is determined by whether the price moves up or down during the trade period.
If the expiry price is exactly the same as the entry price, it means that no price movement occurred during the trade period.
In this situation:
The price did not move up
The price did not move down
Because High/Low trading requires a clear price movement in one direction, this condition does not satisfy either outcome.
Therefore, the trade is settled as a loss.
Why is it treated as a loss?
High/Low trading is designed to determine whether the price moves higher or lower than the entry price at expiry.
If the price remains exactly the same, neither condition is met.
For this reason, the trade cannot be considered a winning outcome and is automatically settled as a loss.
This rule ensures that trade results remain simple, transparent, and consistent for all users.
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