A: You can keep track of your contract positions by using the Positions table. To access the Positions table, log into your account and select the Positions link from the My HedgeStreet tab.

A: The columns of the Positions table provide the following information:

• Contract shows the Binary and Futures contract positions you currently own, organized by Asset type.
• Quantity is the number of a particular contract you own. Quantities associated with short positions are denoted by a negative number (-) in this column.
• Current Value displays the current market price for each contract listed in the contract column. For Futures, the value of the underlying associated with the current market price for the contract is shown.
• Traded At is the unit price for a particular contract. For Futures, the value of the underlying associated with the unit price for the contract is shown.
• P&L shows the total profit or loss for a contract position based on the contract's Current Value and Traded At price.
• Cash Required is the total cost associated with acquiring the particular contract position.
• Market Value gives the total value of a contract position in the market. Essentially, market value represents the revenue that would be obtained if the entire contract position were liquidated at the Current Value price.

A: The Current Value column of the Positions table displays the current market price for each contract listed in the contract column.

For Binaries, the current value is calculated as the average of the current inside Bid and Ask prices for the particular contract. If a Bid and Ask price is unavailable, HedgeStreet uses the last traded price for the particular contract.

For Futures, the current value is calculated using the same method described for the Binaries. However, the value of the underlying associated with the calculated current value is displayed.

HedgeStreet always displays the current value for the long position . To calculate the current value for the short position for a Binary, subtract the current value from $10; to calculate the current value for the short position for a Futures contract, subtract the current value from the contract size ($0-$100).

A: The Traded At column of the Positions table shows the unit price for a particular contract. Essentially, this is the price you paid (per contract) to acquire the specific contract position. If you acquired the specific contracts at different times, and therefore at different prices, the Traded At price shown represents the average price you paid per contract for the entire position. For Futures, the value of the underlying associated with the unit price for the contract is shown.

HedgeStreet always displays the Traded At price for the long position. For Short positions, the Traded At price shown would be the unit price at which you sold the contract.

A: P&L stands for Profit and Loss. Thus, the P&L column in the Positions table shows the total profit or loss for a contract position based on the contract's Current Value and Traded At price. Specifically, this is calculated as the difference between what you paid to acquire the specific contract position (Cash Required), and the current Market Value of that position.

A: The Market Value column in the Positions table gives the total value of a contract position in the market. Essentially, Market Value represents the cash that would be obtained if the entire contract position were liquidated at the Current Value.

A: You can view your balances on the Positions page. To access the Positions page, log in to your account and select the Positions link from the My HedgeStreet tab.

Your Available Cash balance is listed beneath the Positions table. This is the cash in your account that can be used for trading purposes or cash withdrawals. Pending Deposits, which is the amount deposited into your HedgeStreet account that is awaiting clearance for trading, and Pending Withdrawals, the amount requested to be withdrawn from your HedgeStreet account that is awaiting clearance, are also displayed on the Positions page.

A: Your Transaction History table can be accessed by selecting the History link from the My HedgeStreet tab. The Transaction History table lists all transactions for your account, such as trades, fees, deposits, withdrawals, and expiration. You can view your transaction history sorted by month. The columns of the Transaction History table provide the following information:

• Date/Time of the transaction;
• Type of the transaction;
• Description of the transaction;
• Fee, if applicable; and
• Principal amount of the transaction.

At the bottom of the Transaction History table, you will find a link to your Order History page.

A: Your Order History is accessible from the Orders link on the My HedgeStreet tab. The Order History table is a complete list of your submitted and executed orders. You can view your Order History sorted by month.

The columns of the Order History table provide the following information:

• Date/Time the order was submitted or executed;
• Order Number;
• Type of order (buy or sell);
• contract associated with the order;
• Quantity associated with the order;
• Price associated with the order; and
• Amount of the order.

If the order you submitted has been executed, the executed trade will be shown on the Order History page as an indented line item under the order submitted transaction in the Order Number and Type columns.

A: Your Open Orders can be viewed on the Orders page, which is accessible using the Orders link on the My HedgeStreet tab. The columns of the Open Order table provide the following information:

• Order Number of the order. This is also a link to the Order History table;
• Date/Time the order was placed;
• Type of order (buy or sell);
• Description of the contract to be bought or sold. The contract name is also a link to the particular contract's Quotes page.
• Quantity of contracts associated with the order;
• Price associated with the order; and
• Action, which allows you to modify your open order by canceling or changing the order.

If you have multiple open orders, you will find a link on this page that allows you to cancel all of your open orders at once.