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Margin Calculator

Calculate margin requirements for different trading types including intraday, delivery, futures, and options trading.

Trading Parameters

Shares
x
Higher leverage = Higher risk

Trading Type Information

Intraday trading allows higher leverage for same-day buy and sell transactions.

Risk Level:High

Margin Breakdown

Total Exposure: 1,00,000

Effective Leverage: 5x

Total Value
1,00,000
Margin Required
20,000
Leverage
5x
Capital Efficiency
500.0%

Margin Comparison Across Trading Types

Position Details

Stock Price:1,000
Quantity:100
Total Shares:100

Position Value:1,00,000

Margin Requirements

Trading Type:intraday
Leverage Available:5x
Margin Percentage:20.00%
Capital Saved:80,000

Required Margin:20,000

Quick Comparison

Trading TypeLeverageMargin RequiredRisk Level
Intraday5x20,000High
Delivery1x1,00,000Low
Futures4x12,50,000Very High
Options1x50,00,000High

How Margin is Calculated

Current Position Details:

Stock Price: ₹1,000

Quantity: 100 shares

Trading Type: Intraday

Leverage: 5x

Calculation:

Total Value = ₹1,000 × 100 = ₹1,00,000

Margin Required = ₹1,00,000 ÷ 5 = ₹20,000

Key Metrics:
  • Total Value: ₹1,00,000
  • Margin Required: ₹20,000
  • Effective Leverage: 5x
  • Capital Efficiency: 500.0%

Important Notes:

  • • Margin requirements are approximate and may vary by broker and market conditions
  • • Higher leverage increases both profit potential and risk of losses
  • • Intraday positions must be squared off by market close or will be auto-squared
  • • Futures and options involve additional risks and may require higher margins during volatile periods
  • • Always maintain adequate margin to avoid forced liquidation of positions
  • • Margin requirements can change based on market volatility and regulatory requirements
  • • This calculator is for educational purposes only and not financial advice