If your margin ratio on the last trading day is 16%, your margin will only increase due to the increase of positions and the possibility of market volatility on the last trading day. Because your margin was higher than 8% on the last trading day (the company received a relatively high income), at this time, the company did not raise it for you, but also received it at 16% (the level of 16% is twice as high as that of the raised exchange, which is quite high and basically risk-free), and the other is to raise the upward adjustment part of the exchange accordingly (for example, the exchange was transferred from 6%)

The second question has been misunderstood. If you are an ordinary customer, your position must be below 5%. Otherwise, according to the large household report system, it is necessary to fill in the large household report form, indicate the source of funds, and whether there are related large households coming in and out together. Moreover, after increasing the margin ratio, your capital utilization rate will decrease. If your position is still above 5% after adjustment, then the ownership of the transaction is strong for you. However, the oversold situation is generally balanced by futures companies, and the time is within 30 minutes after the market opens. The results meet the requirements of the exchange. If it does not meet the requirements, the exchange will close its position again. However, the exchange will inform the company in advance of the situation of overstocking, and the company will also inform you.

Third, it is the opening limit. But it is hard to say whether it is the restriction of the day. If the position returns below 6.5438+0.2 million the next day, the margin and position limit level on the third trading day will return to the previous normal level. If the position has been between 12W and 14W since then, the price limit will remain valid.

Supplementary answer: Yes, the position limit limits the position ratio, not your capital ratio. Generally speaking, it has no impact on small and medium investors.