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How is the futures commission charged? Is there a fixed standard?
There are fixed standards.

There are two ways to collect futures commission, one is by a fixed amount, and the other is by a ratio of one ten thousandth of the turnover. The exchange has different charging standards for different kinds of intraday trading (opening positions on the same day+closing positions on the same day), some of which are normal, some decrease and some increase. ?

The fixed fee method is to charge a fixed amount of handling fee for each hand, so the fixed fee is fixed. The handling fee will change with the fluctuation of futures contract price. Handling fee = contract price x transaction unit x handling fee ratio. Note that the handling fee is calculated according to the contract value, not the turnover.

Matters needing attention in futures

The futures market's margin system, compulsory liquidation system, position limit system and daily debt-free settlement system are all different from the securities market. A full understanding of the trading system of the futures market is of great help to understand the sources of risks in the futures market and how to control them.

Some investors are always afraid that a stop loss is the highest or lowest point and hold the idea of keeping another one, but the changes in the futures market may change rapidly. If it is an extreme market, it may be doomed not to stop loss, but stop loss can at least give them a chance to continue trading. In short, it is part of the stop-loss concept to make futures.