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What is a Rollover?
How will it affect my open positions?
Will entry pending orders be rolled over?
Early Rollovers
Can I disable the Rollover?

Can I disable the Rollover?

The 'Automatic Rollover' option is enabled by default. You can disable it in the ‘Settings’ tab under ‘Trading preferences’.

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