What is stock index futures commission? Stock index futures commission refers to the fees that investors need to pay when trading stock index futures. The collection method and calculation method of handling fee will be different according to different brokers or traders. Generally speaking, the handling fee of stock index futures includes two parts: the handling fee charged by the exchange and the commission charged by the brokerage.
The handling fee charged by the exchange refers to the fees that investors need to pay when trading stock index futures on the exchange. The exchange will charge a handling fee according to the transaction volume and amount. The handling fee is generally calculated according to a certain proportion of the transaction amount, such as a few thousandths of each transaction amount as the handling fee. Different exchanges may charge different fees, so investors need to know clearly how to charge fees when choosing an exchange.
The commission charged by brokers refers to the fees that investors need to pay to brokers when trading stock index futures. Brokers usually charge a commission according to a certain proportion of the transaction amount, such as a few thousandths of each transaction amount. Different brokers may have different commission standards, and investors need to consider their commission standards when choosing brokers.
How to calculate the first-hand handling fee of stock index futures? To calculate the first-hand handling fee of stock index futures, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the charging standards of exchanges and brokers. The scale of the primary stock index futures contract is determined according to the standards set by the exchange, and the scale of different stock index futures contracts may be different. Investors can calculate the handling fee of primary stock index futures according to the charging standards of exchanges and brokers and the scale of stock index futures contracts.
For example, suppose an exchange charges a handling fee of two thousandths of the transaction amount, a securities firm charges a commission of one thousandth of the transaction amount, and the size of the first-hand stock index futures contract is 100 lots. If an investor trades stock index futures with a total amount of 100000 yuan, then the handling fee he needs to pay is:
Exchange fee = 10/00000 yuan *0.002=200 yuan.
Brokerage commission =100000 yuan *0.00 1= 100 yuan.
Commission for first-hand stock index futures = (exchange commission+brokerage commission) * Contract size =(200 yuan+100 yuan) * 100 lot = 30,000 yuan.
The above examples are only examples, and the actual calculation of stock index futures fees needs to be carried out according to the specific charging standards of exchanges and brokers.
To sum up, the handling fee of stock index futures is an indispensable part of stock index futures trading. When trading stock index futures, investors need to know the charging standards of exchanges and brokers and calculate the actual handling fees. Through reasonable handling fee calculation and control, investors can better trade stock index futures and improve investment returns.