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Position limit What is the position limit?
Position limit refers to the maximum number of shares in a contract that the trading center requires members or customers to own according to unilateral calculation. If the same customer buys and sells from different members, the cumulative shareholding of a contract shall not be higher than the position limit of the user. The above is the relevant content of the position limit.

Restriction requirements for positions

The unilateral position limit of a contract is 100 lots, and hedging and futures arbitrage with the customer number are carried out according to the relevant regulations of the trading center, and are not limited by 100 lots. If the total cost of unilateral positions in the contract exceeds100000 lots after liquidation, the total cost of unilateral positions in the next trading day shall not be higher than 25% of the total cost of unilateral positions in the contract. Depending on the customer number in the investor's trading code, the rules and regulations of position limit can be easily implemented. Although the same investor can open an account in different member banks and then have several transaction codes, his customer number can be the same in different transaction codes. This article mainly writes the knowledge points related to the position limit, and the content is for reference only.