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Margin Warning Emails

Yellow.pro sends margin warning emails when your margin ratio rises above a warning threshold — before it reaches the 100% liquidation point. It’s an early alert giving you time to act.

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What to do when you receive one

Act immediately. A margin warning can escalate to liquidation within minutes.
  1. Log in at yellow.pro.
  2. Check your margin ratio and open positions in the positions panel.
  3. Add funds — in cross margin this immediately increases the buffer for all positions.
  4. Reduce exposure — partially or fully close at-risk positions, place stop-losses, or lower leverage.
  5. Monitor until the situation stabilises.

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How to enable margin warning emails

Margin warnings are sent to the email linked to your account. Your email is never linked automatically — no matter how you signed in, you must link it manually. Until you link and verify an email, no margin warning emails are sent. To link it, go to yellow.pro/settings → Linked Socials → Link next to Email, then verify it. Linking an email to receive liquidation and margin-warning notifications
If you haven’t linked and verified an email, you will not receive any margin warning alerts — regardless of your login method. Link one as soon as possible.

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Risk Management Basics

Effective risk management is the difference between long-term trading and rapid account depletion.
  1. Only risk what you can afford to lose — set a max risk per trade and per session.
  2. Use stop-loss orders on every position — set them before opening, at the level where your thesis is wrong (not at the liquidation price).
  3. Control your leverage — beginners 1x–3x, intermediate 3x–10x, advanced 10x+ with strict controls.
  4. Size positions appropriately — risk only a small percentage (e.g. 1–2%) of your balance per trade.
  5. Monitor your margin ratio — below 50% is generally safe; 75%+ is high risk; 100% triggers liquidation.
  6. Don’t chase losses — avoid revenge-trading after a loss.
  7. Take profits regularly — unrealized profit isn’t yours until you close.
  8. Understand the market — know volatility, key levels, and upcoming events.
  9. Keep a trading journal — record entries, exits, size, leverage, and reasoning.