On July 31, I locked my 0.11-lot position, with $516.98 left in my account. At that time, the spread was expanded into 100 pips. If the spread was normal, then the balance should be $620 or so. But One Financial Markets closed all my short position at the highest price on August 3, causing over losses instantly, -272. The highest price on the morning was 1987.13, thus the settlement price of my position should be 1975.38. 1987.13-1975.38=11.75*0.11=$129.25 The net value on Friday was $387.73 based on 100-pip spread. But One Financial Markets made my position liquidated directly. It is simply bullying novia. In addition, I placed long orders on July 14, with min price at 1790.38. The order wasn’t dealt since the spread on XAU/USD was 2. It is simply a fraud. Take heed on it.