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Margin – Caution deposit given to exchange because you will not default in the end of the day.
MTM – Day to day price fluctuation , out of which you are benefited or you have to pay the money because at the end of the day it has to be realized. (Mark to Market)
Premium – Money given to the seller to sign the contract by the buyer because the contract is ultimately beneficial to the buyer alone, the benefit for the seller is only Premium
Strike price – Predetermined price by the buyer and seller to execute the contract in case of options
Expiry date – The future date when it comes to the contract
Lot Size – Shares which can be traded
Margin – Caution Deposit
MTM – Calculated or realized value
For Future /Options
Premium – Agreed amount for Strike price of a contract
Strike Price – Value for the Deal of a particular contract
Expiry Date – End date of a Contract
Lot Size – Minimum quantity for a contract
Margin : Caution deposit given to the exchange.
MTM : Calculates the value of the stock based on the day to day market.
Premium : the money given to the seller to sign the contract, because the beneficial is ultimately goes to the buyer only.
Strike price : buyer and seller made an agreement for a predetermined price.
Expiry date : The future date which comes in to the contract.
lot size : minimum quantity of stocks traded by the contract.
Margin: It is the money given to exchange as caution deposit.
MTM: Mark To Market is daily settling of gains and losses due to changes in the market value of the security. It is given by exchange to trader or has to be paid to exchange at end of day.
Premium: Money paid to seller of contract for the risk he/she is taking.
Strike Price: It is the predetermined price at which the contract is agreed upon by the buyer and seller.
Expiry date: It is the maturity date of contract.
Lot size: It is the minimum amount of shares in a contract. Example- 1 lot =75 shares
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