Terms of Business

1. Introduction

1.1 Edmora Markets is a dealer in Contracts for Difference (CFDs) on spot foreign exchange, stocks, and futures, and The Sotheby Building,Rodney Bay,Gros-Islet,Saint Lucia with registration number: 202500918

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1.2 The Customer has entered into a Customer Agreement with Edmora Markets.

1.3 These Terms serve as a general guide outlining the basic principles of executing transactions on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, as well as the interactions between the Customer and Edmora Markets’ personnel responsible for handling customer trades (the “Dealer”). These Terms may not reflect the most recent updates, enhancements, or modifications to the MetaTrader platforms.

1.4 The Customer accepts these Terms without any express or implied warranties, including, but not limited to, warranties relating to completeness, accuracy, timeliness, or the absence of errors.

2. General Terms

2.1 Limitation of Liability

3. Execution of Customer Requests

3.1 General Conditions for Submitting and Executing Requests

3.1.1 Customer orders and requests are submitted and executed through the MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms in the following manner:

3.1.1.1 The Customer submits instructions by creating a request using the standard order entry interface in the client terminal (the “Order” window).

3.1.1.2 The client terminal automatically verifies the accuracy and validity of the request, taking into account the request type and the current quoted price of the selected instrument displayed in the Customer’s terminal. Upon successful verification, the request is transmitted to the server.

3.1.1.3 If an active internet connection exists between the client terminal and the server at the time of submission, the server receives the request and performs a second validation based on the request type and the current quote available on the server.

3.1.1.4 If the server-side verification is successful, the Customer is notified in the Order window that the request has been accepted for processing (“Order accepted”). Accepted requests are placed in a queue and prioritized according to the time of receipt by the server.

3.1.1.5 Requests are generally processed automatically unless handled manually by a dealer. Where manual processing applies, a dealer may select any request from the queue, which may alter the chronological order of execution. As a result, execution records for later requests may appear earlier in server logs than those of previously submitted requests.

3.1.1.6 Once a dealer executes a Customer’s request, confirmation is sent to the server, recorded in the server log, and transmitted to the Customer’s terminal.

3.1.1.7 Provided there is an active internet connection, the Customer will receive confirmation of successful execution in the Order window (for example: “#2779336 sell 3.00 EURUSD at 1.38160 successful”).

3.2 Request Execution Time 3.2.1The time required to execute a Customer request depends on several factors, including the quality of the internet connection between the client terminal and the server, prevailing market conditions, and the trading characteristics of the selected instrument.

3.2.2 Under normal market conditions, request execution may take up to 20 seconds. During abnormal or volatile market conditions, execution may take up to 60 seconds. In all cases, the maximum execution period shall not exceed 90 seconds.

A request is considered completed once a response is received from the server. If a requote is issued and accepted by the Customer, a new execution period of up to 90 seconds begins. If execution does not occur within the applicable period, the request will be removed from the queue and the Customer will be notified in the Order window with the message “Off quotes.”

3.3 Cancellation of Requests by the Customer

3.3.1 The Customer may cancel a request only while its status is “Order accepted.” Cancellation must be initiated by selecting the “Cancel” option in the Order window. Requests with the status “Order in processing” cannot be cancelled.

3.4 Rejection of Customer Requests

3.4.1 Edmora Markets reserves the right to reject any Customer request under the following circumstances:

3.4.1.1 Abnormal or disrupted market conditions exist at the time the request is received.

3.4.1.2 The request is submitted prior to the first quote of a trading session or during a trading halt, in which case the message “Trade is disabled” will be displayed.

3.4.1.3 The request contains an obviously incorrect or invalid price.

3.4.1.4 There is insufficient market liquidity at the requested price level.

3.4.1.5 A significant upward or downward price gap occurs between submission and processing, preventing execution at the requested price.

3.4.1.6 A hardware or software malfunction prevents execution.

3.4.1.7 The volume or frequency of Customer requests or trading activity exceeds reasonable limits.

3.4.1.8 The market reaches an exchange-imposed price limit or is subject to other trading restrictions.

3.4.1.9 The request relates to a position that is currently undergoing liquidation (see Section 7).

3.4.1.10 The request relates to a position already queued for Stop Loss or Take Profit execution.

3.4.1.11 The request concerns a pending order that is currently being processed or triggered due to the market price reaching its activation level.

3.4.1.12 The requested price is closer to the current market price than permitted under the instrument’s minimum distance requirements for pending orders (Limit/Stop Level).

3.4.1.13 The request seeks to place a pending order that is no longer permitted due to market price movement.

3.4.1.14 The Customer’s account contains errors that prevent execution or would prevent execution if corrected.

In the event a request is rejected, the Customer will be notified in the Order window with the message “Off quotes.”

4. Execution Types

4.1 Prices displayed for instruments operating under the “Market Execution” model are indicative only and may differ from the prices confirmed by the server at the time a Customer’s request is received and executed. Edmora Markets reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to determine the execution price provided to the Customer, regardless of the quotation or execution method used.

5. Opening and Closing Customer Positions

5.1 General Principles

5.1.1 Opening a long (Buy) position and closing a short (Sell) position are executed at the Ask price.

5.1.2 Opening a short (Sell) position and closing a long (Buy) position are executed at the Bid price.

5.2 Opening Positions in “Market Execution” Mode

5.2.1 To submit a request under the “Market Execution” model, the Customer must select the relevant instrument and trade volume (in lots) and click either the “Buy by Market” or “Sell by Market” button in the Order window. Example: “Open #33022052 Buy 1.0 lot of GBPUSD by Market.”

5.3 Execution of Requests to Open Positions

5.3.1 Upon receipt of a position-opening request, the server automatically verifies whether the Customer’s account has sufficient funds to meet Edmora Markets’s margin requirements. The margin required for the new position is added to the total margin required for all existing open positions. Margin for unhedged positions is calculated as initial margin, while margin for hedged (locked) positions is calculated as hedged margin (see Section 9).

5.3.1.1 If the verification confirms that the Customer’s Free Margin remains above the required minimum, the request is approved and the position is opened. The transaction is recorded in the server log and the Customer terminal journal, a confirmation message is displayed in the Order window, and the position appears in the Trade window as an open position.

5.3.1.2 If opening the position would cause the Free Margin to fall below the required level, the request is rejected. A relevant comment is displayed in the Order window, and the rejection is recorded in the server log.

5.4 Closing Positions in “Market Execution” Mode

5.4.1 To close a position executed under the “Market Execution” model, the Customer must select the position from the Trade window, click “Close…”, and specify the transaction volume. Example: “Close #33022054 Sell 1.0 lot of GBPUSD by Market.”

5.5 Opening and Closing Positions via Expert Advisers

5.5.1 Expert Advisers submit requests to open or close positions using current market prices. When a quote is received from the server and falls within the permitted slippage parameters, the Expert Adviser submits the request based on that quote.

5.6 Requotes

5.6.1 If the price of an instrument changes during the time required to process a Customer’s request ,Edmora Markets may, at its discretion, issue a new quote (“Requote”). The updated price is displayed in a Requote window. The Customer must confirm acceptance by clicking “OK” within three (3) seconds; otherwise, the quote will expire.

5.6.2 As prices are subject to rapid change, a quoted price may become invalid before the three-second period expires, in which case a new Requote window may be presented. If the quote expires, the original order may not be executed at the initially requested price.

5.7 Closing Locked (Hedged) Positions

5.7.1 Where two or more hedged positions exist in the Customer’s account, selecting one of these positions in the Trade window enables additional options in the Order window: “Close by” and “Multiple close by”. Positions closed using these options will appear in the Account History with the comment “close hedge by #XXXXX.”

5.8 Closing Locked Positions Using the “Close By” Option

5.8.1 Upon selecting the “Close by” option, a list of corresponding hedged positions is displayed. By selecting a matching position and clicking “Close #XXXX by #XXXX,” the Customer submits a request to simultaneously close both positions at the current market price. If the positions differ in size, the smaller position will be fully closed and the larger position will be partially closed by the same volume. Any remaining portion will remain open under a new ticket. Partially closed positions will be marked as “partial close” in the Account History.

5.9 Closing Locked Positions Using the “Multiple Close By” Option

5.9.1 After selecting the “Multiple close by” option, the Customer may submit a request to simultaneously close all hedged positions of equal size at the current market price. If positions differ in size, smaller positions will be fully closed and larger positions will be partially closed by the same amount. Any remaining portions will stay open under new tickets. Partially closed positions will be labeled “partial close” in the Account History.

Customer terminal. A relevant message is written to the server log and display.

6. Customer Orders

6.1 Order Types

6.1.1 Customers may open positions using Pending Orders and close positions using Stop Loss and Take Profit orders.

6.1.2 The following Pending Orders may be used to open positions: Buy Limit, Sell Limit, Buy Stop, and Sell Stop.

6.1.3 The following orders may be used to close positions: Stop Loss (S/L) and Take Profit (T/P).

6.2 Submission of Orders

6.2.1 Customers may submit requests to open, modify, or delete orders during active market sessions, as published on the Edmora Markets website.

6.3 Pending Orders

6.3.1 Placing Pending Orders

6.3.1.1 To place a Pending Order, the Customer must select the instrument and trade volume in the Order window, choose “Pending Order” under the “Type” field, select the specific Pending Order type, and specify the desired execution price in the “At Price” field. Once the “Place” button is clicked, the request is automatically checked by the client terminal.

If the specified price conflicts with the order type or current market price (for example, a Buy Stop below the current Ask price), the order will be automatically rejected and the message “Invalid S/L or T/P” will be displayed. Orders will also be rejected if the specified price is closer to the market price than permitted under the Limit/Stop Level defined by Edmora Markets and shown in the contract specifications.

The Order window displays the current Ask price for Buy Limit and Buy Stop orders, and the Bid price for Sell Limit and Sell Stop orders.

6.3.1.2 If the Pending Order passes validation during an active trading session, it is placed in the processing queue for dealer execution.

6.3.2 Modification and Cancellation of Pending Orders

6.3.2.1 To cancel a Pending Order, the Customer must select the order from the Trade window and click “Delete” in the Order window.

6.3.2.2 To modify a Pending Order, the Customer must double-click the order in the Trade window, enter a new price in the Order window, and click “Modify.” The modification request will be processed only if the new price complies with order type rules, current market prices, and the applicable Limit/Stop Level. Otherwise, the “Modify” button will remain inactive.

6.3.2.3 To change the volume of a Pending Order, the existing order must first be deleted and then recreated with the desired volume.

6.4 Stop Loss and Take Profit Orders

6.4.1 Stop Loss and Take Profit orders may be:

• Applied to open positions or added after opening a position;
• Applied to Pending Orders or added at the time of placing a Pending Order;
• Modified on open positions or Pending Orders; or
• Removed from open positions or Pending Orders.

Market Execution orders do not allow Stop Loss or Take Profit to be placed at the moment of opening the position.

6.4.2 To add or modify Stop Loss or Take Profit levels, the Customer must select the relevant position or Pending Order, choose “Modify Order,” enter the desired price levels, and click “Modify.” If the specified prices conflict with order rules, current market prices, or Limit/Stop Levels, the request will not be accepted.

6.4.3 Stop Loss and Take Profit levels may be specified at the time of opening a position or Pending Order. If invalid price levels are entered, the entire request will be rejected with the message “Invalid S/L or T/P.”

6.4.4 Stop Loss and Take Profit orders may be modified using the same process as placing them.

6.4.5 To remove a Stop Loss or Take Profit order, the Customer may enter a value of 0.0000 in the relevant field. A value of 0.0000 indicates that no Stop Loss or Take Profit is set.

6.5 Confirmation of Order Actions

6.5.1 When a Pending Order is successfully placed, it is assigned a ticket number and displayed in the Trade window. Confirmation is recorded in the server log and displayed to the Customer.

6.5.2 When a Pending Order is deleted, it is removed from the Trade window and marked as “Canceled” in the Account History.

6.5.3 When Stop Loss or Take Profit levels are modified, updated values are displayed in the Trade window and confirmed in the Order window.

6.6 Rejected Requests

6.6.1 Requests may be rejected in accordance with the conditions outlined in Section 3.4 (Rejection of Requests).

6.7 Order Execution Conditions

Orders may enter the execution queue under the following circumstances:

• A Stop Loss or Sell Stop is triggered when the Bid price reaches or falls below the specified level;
• A Stop Loss or Buy Stop is triggered when the Ask price reaches or exceeds the specified level;
• A Take Profit or Sell Limit is triggered when the Bid price reaches or exceeds the specified level;
• A Take Profit or Buy Limit is triggered when the Ask price reaches or falls below the specified level.

Execution may occur if these conditions were met within the previous 90 seconds.

6.8 Execution of Pending, Stop Loss, and Take Profit Orders

6.8.1 Before executing a Pending Order, the system verifies that sufficient Free Margin is available. Margin requirements are calculated in accordance with Edmora Markets’ margin rules for hedged and non-hedged positions.

6.8.1.1 If sufficient margin is available, the position is opened, margin is reserved, and confirmation is recorded.

6.8.1.2 If insufficient margin is available, the Pending Order is canceled and marked “Not enough money.”

6.8.1.3 Execution of Stop Loss or Take Profit orders does not require margin verification, as they close existing positions and realize profit or loss.

6.8.1.4 All order types are executed at the market price, except in force majeure situations.

6.8.1.5 In the event of a price gap, orders may be executed at the first available price after the gap.

6.8.2 For certain instruments:

• Pending Orders with both activation and Take Profit levels breached simultaneously may be canceled and marked “Canceled / gap.”
• Pending Orders with activation and Stop Loss levels breached simultaneously may be activated at the first available price and marked “Started / gap.”

6.9 Execution Price Acknowledgment

6.9.1 Prices specified in orders are indicative only. Customers acknowledge that execution at the exact specified price may not be possible under real market conditions.

6.9.2 Orders may execute at the specified price only under normal market conditions and where no price gaps or significant price discrepancies occur.

6.9.3 In the event of a price gap, orders will execute at the first available market price following the gap.

6.10 Dealer Intervention and Slippage

6.10.1 Edmora Markets may execute Stop or Stop Loss orders with slippage or cancel certain pending orders where market conditions require.

6.10.2 Notifications regarding order execution or cancellation are sent to the Customer’s terminal. Customers are responsible for monitoring account messages and status.

6.11 Order Execution Priority

6.11.1 Buy Stop, Sell Stop, and Stop Loss orders may be executed before Limit and Take Profit orders, regardless of submission sequence. Edmora Markets determines execution priority at its discretion.

6.11.2 Execution time may take up to 90 seconds per order under certain conditions.

6.12 Order Validity

6.12.1 Pending Orders on instruments trading 24 hours a day are Good Till Cancelled (GTC).

6.12.2 Pending Orders on instruments with limited trading hours may be treated as Day Orders and canceled at session close.

6.12.3 Customers may specify an expiry time for Pending Orders. Expired orders are removed automatically and marked “Expired.”

6.12.4 Stop Loss and Take Profit orders are GTC by default.

6.12.5 Stop Loss and Take Profit orders attached to Pending Orders are “If Done” orders and become active only once the Pending Order is executed.

7. Liquidation of Customer Positions

7.1 Right to Liquidate

Edmora Markets reserves the right, at its sole discretion and without obligation, to liquidate all or part of a Customer’s positions under any of the following circumstances:

7.1.1 The Customer’s account equity reaches or falls below the minimum margin level applicable to the Customer’s account type, as determined by Edmora Markets; 7.1.2 A dispute arises in connection with any Customer transaction; 7.1.3 The Customer fails to meet any financial or other obligation owed to Edmora Markets in a timely manner; 7.1.4 The Customer becomes insolvent, files for bankruptcy, or seeks protection from creditors; 7.1.5 Edmora Markets is notified of the appointment of a receiver or similar official in respect of the Customer; 7.1.6 The Customer Agreement has been terminated; 7.1.7 An Event of Default has occurred, as defined in Edmora Markets’s Terms and Conditions; or 7.1.8 Edmora Markets considers liquidation necessary or appropriate for its own protection or to prevent a breach of applicable laws, regulations, or accepted market practices.

7.2 Manner of Liquidation

Edmora Markets may, at its discretion and without prior notice or margin call, liquidate any or all open positions in any of the Customer’s Edmora Markets accounts—whether held individually or jointly—at any time, in any market, and in any manner it deems appropriate.

Edmora Markets shall bear no liability for any losses incurred as a result of such liquidation, including where liquidation is delayed or not effected due to technical issues, even if the Customer subsequently reopens positions at less favorable prices.

7.3 Waiver of Notice

The Customer expressly waives any right to receive prior notice, demand, or warning before liquidation. Any prior communication or margin call issued by Edmora Markets shall not constitute a waiver of Edmora Markets’s right to liquidate positions at any time.

The Customer acknowledges that, following liquidation, they have no right to determine the sequence, timing, or method of liquidation. If Edmora Markets executes a transaction for which the Customer lacks sufficient funds, Edmora Markets may liquidate such position without notice. The Customer remains fully responsible for any resulting losses, costs, or expenses and shall not be entitled to any profits arising from such liquidation.

7.4 Effect of Fees and Charges

The Customer acknowledges that overnight financing charges, commissions, and other applicable fees are deducted from the account balance and may reduce account equity. If such deductions cause the account to fall below required margin levels, the Customer’s positions may be liquidated in accordance with this Section.

7.5 Margin Calls

If, for any reason, the Edmora Markets MetaTrader server does not automatically initiate liquidation and Edmora Markets issues a margin call by email or other means, the Customer must immediately satisfy the margin requirement by depositing sufficient funds.

The Customer agrees to regularly monitor email communications and internal MetaTrader messages. Notwithstanding the issuance of a margin call, Edmora Markets retains the right, at its sole discretion, to liquidate Customer positions at any time.

7.6 Order of Liquidation

7.6.1 When the Customer’s account equity reaches the minimum margin level specified by Edmora Markets (as published on the Edmora Markets website), the system will generate a liquidation request and submit it to the execution queue.

7.6.2 Liquidation shall be executed by closing open positions at the market prices available to Edmora Markets at the time of execution. Liquidated positions will be marked as “stop out” in server logs and “s/o” in client logs.

7.6.3 Where multiple positions exist, positions are generally liquidated in descending order of unrealized loss. Edmora Markets reserves the right to alter the order of liquidation or to liquidate positions partially or in full at its discretion.

7.6.4 Locked (hedged) positions shall be liquidated by closing Buy positions at the Bid price and Sell positions at the Ask price.

7.7 Expiration of Contracts

7.7.1 Edmora Markets may, but is not obligated to, notify Customers of upcoming contract expirations via internal MetaTrader messages. Customers are solely responsible for monitoring expiration dates of underlying instruments. Edmora Markets may align contract expiration dates with those of the underlying assets.

7.7.2 Instruments approaching expiration may be placed in “Close Only” mode, preventing the opening of new positions while allowing existing positions to be closed.

8. Negative Balance Protection

8.1 Protection Against Negative Balances

The Company ensures that the forced closure of positions (Stop Out) will not result in a negative balance in the Client’s trading account. In exceptional circumstances, including rare technical or market-related events, a negative balance may nevertheless occur. Where such an event arises as a direct result of Stop Out execution, the Company shall restore the Client’s account balance to zero.

If the Company reasonably suspects that the Client has engaged in abusive or manipulative practices designed to exploit negative balance protection—including, but not limited to, maintaining opposing positions in the same instrument across weekends or trading sessions—and has direct or indirect evidence that the Client controls multiple accounts under different names or registration details, the Company reserves the right to offset losses incurred on one account against funds held in any other account associated with the Client.

Where the Company determines that negative balance protection has been intentionally misused, the Client shall remain fully liable for the resulting losses and must immediately reimburse the Company for the full amount owed.

8.2 Abuse of Negative Balance Protection

If the Company suspects that the Client has deliberately attempted to exploit negative balance protection—such as by holding opposing positions in identical, similar, or correlated instruments during periods of increased risk, including weekends, trading suspensions, or major news events—the Company reserves the right to cancel any profits arising from such transactions.

9. Hedged Margin

9.1 Margin for Locked Positions

If a Customer’s account contains locked (hedged) positions, these positions will require a security margin as defined by the Hedged Margin parameter. The Hedged Margin is calculated as 50% of the total margin required for the combined locked positions.

10. Customer Account History

10.1 Unique Identification of Transactions

Every Customer position, order, and balance operation is assigned a unique identification number (‘ticket’). This ticket appears in all related server and client log files and is also displayed in the Trade and Account History sections of the client terminal.

• Partially closed positions retain the original ticket in the Account History and are marked as a ‘partial close’.
• The remaining portion of an open position receives a new ticket.

10.2 Execution Confirmation

A Customer’s order request is considered executed only when the corresponding record exists in the server log maintained by Edmora Markets.

11. Overnight Payments and Charges

11.1 Customer positions that remain open overnight are subject to overnight adjustments (SWAPs), as specified in the contract, calculated at 23:59 platform time.

11.2 The value of overnight adjustments is displayed in the ‘SWAP’ column of the Trade section in the client terminal.

11.3 Positions held over Wednesday 23:59 incur triple SWAP adjustments to account for the 3-day weekend period.

11.4 The total overnight adjustments are applied to the Customer’s account balance after positions are closed.

12. Swap-Free Accounts

12.1 A Swap-Free Account is a trading account where no overnight swap fees (financing charges or credits) are applied, designed to accommodate Clients whose religious beliefs or personal principles prohibit paying or receiving interest.

12.2 Swap-free status is not automatic. Clients must explicitly request this status, acknowledging and agreeing to all applicable terms and conditions.

12.3 The Company reserves the sole right to:

• Modify the terms or features of the swap-free program at any time.
• Cancel or revoke swap-free status for any or all Client accounts at its discretion.

12.4 If swap-free status is discontinued:

• Standard swap charges will apply to all open and future positions.
• Swap fees may be applied retroactively to positions previously held under swap-free status if abuse is detected.

12.5 Abuse and Misuse 12.5.1 Swap-free accounts are granted in good faith and must not be used for abusive, fraudulent, or manipulative strategies, including but not limited to arbitrage, carry trades, or any actions to gain an unfair advantage from the absence of swap fees.

12.5.2 The Company has the exclusive discretion to determine what constitutes abuse.

12.6 If abuse or a breach of terms is suspected, the Company may take immediate action, including:

• Reclassifying the account to a standard account, making all positions subject to swap charges.
• Charging all swap fees accrued on positions deemed abusive.
• Suspending or terminating the account without prior notice.
• Voiding trades and canceling profits or losses generated after the identified breach. Decisions by the Company regarding the cancellation of fees or profits are final.

13. Spread

13.1 In Market Execution mode, under normal market conditions, all spreads are floating and determined by the values specified in the contract details published on Edmora Markets website. Edmora Markets reserves the right, at its sole discretion (but without obligation), to widen spreads in the following cases:

13.1.1 Individually, for a Customer whose recent ratio of requests to executed transactions is unreasonably high. 13.1.2 For all Customers during abnormal market conditions, in case of force majeure, or when Edmora Markets considers it reasonable. Customers will be notified as soon as possible via a notice on the Edmora Markets website. 13.1.3 Temporarily, for a specific instrument if the data stream experiences repeated errors, such as price gaps followed by returns to previous levels.

13.2 All spreads are floating, subject to change, and depend on prevailing market conditions, including market volatility and liquidity.

14. Leverage

14.1 Edmora Markets offers Customers leverage ratios ranging from 1:1 up to 1:1000, depending on the type of trading account. The exact leverage for a Customer depends on the trading instrument, account balance, and current market conditions.

Edmora Markets reserves the right, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, to:

• Change the leverage ratio for one or multiple Customer accounts.
• Adjust the maximum leverage available for any specific trading instrument.

Leverage changes may occur in situations including, but not limited to: 14.1.1 Around national holidays in countries where Edmora Markets’ counterparties and partners operate. 14.1.2 Due to changes in trading conditions imposed by Edmora Markets counterparties and partners. 14.1.3 When market conditions or trends are considered abnormal by Edmora Markets 14.1.4 If a Customer’s account balance exceeds thresholds posted on Edmora Markets’ website for the relevant account type.

14.2 The Company may also adjust leverage to a maximum of 1:200 if the current leverage exceeds this level. This may apply 15 minutes before and up to 10 minutes after major macroeconomic events or news releases that could trigger significant price volatility.

15. Quotes Database

15.1 Edmora Markets reserves the right to refresh, update, or modify historical

quotes data for purposes such as correcting errors, filling gaps caused by the server downtime, or any other reason Edmora Markets deems appropriate at its sole discretion

15.2 Edmora Markets may use any sources of historical quotes to construct its own charts.

15.3 In the event of any dispute or claim concerning missing or inaccurate chart

data, Edmora Markets will make its determinations based solely on server log

records and corrected chart data.