by Kalai Selvan | Jul 19, 2018 |
Mark to Market is a daily settlement process where the profit is credited or loss is debited based on exchange closing price of the day. It is done on a daily...
by Kalai Selvan | Jul 19, 2018 |
Yes, traders can short sell all derivative contracts.
by Kalai Selvan | Jul 19, 2018 |
The cost of rolling over a position is ideally the difference between the 2 contracts in a manual roll over and in spread order, it is the price at which the spread order is...
by Kalai Selvan | Jul 19, 2018 |
There are 2 ways a customer can roll over his/her contract: Manual: Here the customer has to place 2 orders individually. First, he/she has to access the position book to square off the current position and place a new order on a new derivative to roll over his position. Since there is always a time difference between placing 2 different orders there is a risk of change in prices. Spread: This is the special type of order provided by the exchanges which combine 2 orders into one to seamlessly roll over one’s positions without worrying about the fluctuation in prices of the 2...
by Kalai Selvan | Jul 19, 2018 |
No, all derivatives are time bound and expire on their respective expiry date. But before the expiry of a derivative, a trader can roll over his current derivative position to the next available...
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