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What is the margin ratio of stock index futures now?
Since September 7th, 20 15, the limit of opening positions in stock index futures is 10 lots, the margin for non-hedging transactions is raised to 40%, and the margin for hedging is raised to 20%. If you open a position today, the handling fee will be about 3/100,000, but the handling fee for closing the position in the day will be increased to 2.3/100,000, an increase of nearly 100 times.

However, there are policies on the top and countermeasures on the bottom, so we can't close our positions for days. If you want to close your position, you just need to open it in the opposite direction. For example, I opened more hands this morning and made money this afternoon, so I wanted to lock in profits. I don't want to close my position at this time, and the handling fee is very high. Then I open another empty order, so that the profit is locked, and the next day I will even out the multiple empty orders.

The advantages of stock index futures over stocks are self-evident:

1. The handling fee is much cheaper than the stock, a few thousandths, and there is no stamp duty (one thousandth), which is very important.

2. Less funds are occupied, only a certain percentage of deposit is required, and the remaining funds can be used for personal turnover or wealth management to increase income.

3. You can trade in one day, and T+0 trading is very convenient.

4. It can be used as a risk hedging tool, and the profit and loss are basically unaffected by the market. For example, I am very optimistic about a stock, thinking that this stock will outperform the broader market in the future, so I bought this stock for 6.5438+0 million, and shorted the corresponding stock index futures, so that even if the market is bad and the stock price falls, as long as my stock outperforms the stock index, I will still make money.

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