Tagged: Expiry Date, lot size, Margin, MTM, Premium, Strike Price
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June 2, 2017 at 7:29 PM #82896
Margin- the deposit made by the buyer and the sellwr to the exchange before getting into a trade
MTM – the deposit made by the stockbroker to the exchange over the margin paid if the trader decides to hold on to his position a day longer
Strike price- the price decided by the buyer and seller on the trade
Expiry date- the date on which the contract of the F and O gets terminated.
Lot size- the predetermined number of shares which are sold in the F and O market.
Premium- the price paid to buy the option.
June 3, 2017 at 6:10 PM #83040margin is the amount required to buy or sell stocks or futures.
mtm mark to market is daily settlement of cash in future and options.premium.
premium is amount paid by buyer of call and put option to seller of call and put option for contract of right to buy but no bligations
strike price is the price at which buyer and seller of the option contract is ready to deal till expiry
expiry date is last date of trading contract in future and option.
lot size is the standerd quantity of the shares or commodity or any asset defined by exchange
June 3, 2017 at 6:29 PM #83050premium – it is also known as caution deposit which is been payed by every buyer to the seller
expiry date- it is the date where the contract ends
strike price- it is the price both seller and buy agreed for the contract
lot size- it is total quantity of the stocks to be bought by the buyer
June 18, 2017 at 1:58 PM #84299Premium: The amount paid by the buyers in the options trade as a deposit is known as the premium.(rights with no obligaton)
Strike price: Each derivative instrument has a standard price above or below which is treated as profit or loss in the settlement date know as strike price.
Expiry date: Every derivative instrument has a settlement date by which the contract ends known as expiry date.
Lot size: Each share cannot be trade as single unit in the derivative market hence there is a lot size by which the quantity can be traded.
MTM : Mark to Market: it is the current market price traded which varies from time to time.
June 19, 2017 at 11:14 AM #84435Margin – It is a security deposit paid to exchange for executing any future contract.
MTM – Mark to Market, which is levelling the strike price to the market price by compensating the benefited party.
Premium – is the amount paid by the buyer to seller when signing a Call/Put option contract
Strike Price – is an agreed price between seller and buyer on derivative instruments.
Expiry Date – is nothing but the maturity date of the derivative instruments.
Lot Size – is the minimum quantity to be traded for any derivative instruments.
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