Contracts for differences are always signed in CMC market, and the margin used is the margin occupied by CFD positions in accounts. Suppose you hold a CFD contract of $5,000, the leverage is five times, and the margin used is $65,438+0,000. Available margin means that if the total amount in the account is cash, it is the total amount. If there are stocks, it is based on the discount rate of different stocks. Available margin = market value of stocks or CFD contracts * discount rate+cash.

Market value of positions = stock market value +CFD market value

Net assets = assets you actually own, total market value-total liabilities.

Available funds = assets actually owned-margin for contracts for differences-stock market value

I learned in CMC Markets' education lecture that the available funds will change only when the contract for difference is opened or closed. In the process of holding positions, the available funds remain unchanged, and the available margin and the used margin change with the fluctuation of the market value of the contract for difference.