Guaranteed Stop Loss Orders (GSLOs)
Take greater control of your trading account with our Guaranteed Stop Loss feature, designed to ensure your stop loss is executed at the exact level you choose, protecting your funds and reducing your risk.
- Flexible margin and limited risk
- Guaranteed closeout price
- Free to place on 4000+ markets
What are the benefits of GSLOs?
Enhance your trading strategy with Guaranteed Stop Loss Orders from City Index.
Flexible Margin
Enjoy lower margins when using GSLOs, freeing up additional funds for you to trade with.
Limited risk
Determine your risk level before placing your trade, with limited risk and unlimited upside potential.
Free to place
GSLO are completely free to place, and you’ll only be charged if the order is triggered.
4,000+ markets
GSLOs are available on thousands of global CFD markets, including FX, Commodities, Indices and Shares.
Protection from gapping
Protect your funds from unexpected volatility, including market gapping and slippage.
Automatic close outs
Trade with peace of mind, knowing if the market moves against you, your position will be closed out automatically.
What is a GSLO?
GSLOs are ideal for traders who want lower margins, are trading in volatile markets or who don't want to risk more than their initial deposit. GSLOs are similar to standard Stop Loss orders, but with a key difference: they guarantee to close your trade at the exact price specified by you, regardless of underlying market volatility and gapping.
By setting the exact closeout level upfront you determine your maximum risk, resulting in lower margin required to place the trade. This also makes GSLOs a limited-risk product - you cannot lose more than your initial margin if the market moves against you.
GSLOs act like insurance that you only pay for when you need. They are free to place and you only pay a small premium if the GSLO is triggered, providing a cost-effective method of managing your risk.

How to place a GSLO




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