To help reduce the likelihood of a stop-out, consider the following strategies:

Maintain sufficient margin:
Always ensure that your account balance is above the required margin. This provides a buffer against market fluctuations, but please note that there is no guarantee this will prevent a stop-out.

Use stop-loss orders:
Implement stop-loss orders to limit potential losses on your trades. While this helps protect your equity, it may not prevent a stop-out in all market conditions.

Monitor your margin level:
Regularly check your margin level to stay informed about your account's status. This allows you to take action if it approaches the stop-out level, although market fluctuations may still result in a stop-out.

Trade during stable conditions:
Avoid trading during high-volatility periods or major news events, as these can lead to rapid price movements and increased the risk of a stop-out.

Reduce position sizes:
Consider lowering the size of your positions to manage risk better. Smaller trades require less margin and may help maintain a safer margin level, but do not eliminate the risk of a stop-out.

DISCLAIMER:
These strategies can help manage risk, but they do not guarantee the prevention of a stop-out. Always trade responsibly and within your risk tolerance.