1. What is the leverage ratio of domestic gold futures?
Domestic gold futures require a margin investment ratio of not less than 4% of the contract value. That is to say, the leverage ratio cannot be greater than 1 3,336,025, that is, the leverage ratio ranges from1333,601-1336,025 and cannot be higher than13,336,025. For example, under the leverage ratio of 25 times, 100 yuan can get gold futures with a total value of 2500 yuan.
2. What is the leverage ratio of international gold?
The international leverage ratio of gold is higher. For example, if the price of gold is $65,438+0,500 per ounce, you need $65,438+0,500 for one hand ($65,438+0,000 ounces for one hand). If you use margin trading, you only need to pay a deposit of $65,438+0,000 yuan, that is, the deposit of $65,438+0,000 yuan actually operates the trading right of $65,438 +0.5 million yuan. At this time, the profit will be enlarged. The lever is equivalent to 150 times.
3. What is the leverage ratio of gold futures?
Although the leverage ratio can improve investors' returns, the risk coefficient is relative. The higher the leverage, the faster the profit, but the greater the risk. When the margin is insufficient, the liquidation will be forced. So asking how many times the leverage ratio is the most appropriate is closely related to the individual's investment strength.
To sum up, the leverage ratio of gold futures has no fixed value. Whether investors can balance the benefits and risks in the transaction is the key point. On the premise of understanding the capital utilization and yield of investment varieties, it is best to choose the leverage ratio that meets the needs of its own market.
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Related Q&A: Trading futures overnight with trends, several times leverage is more appropriate, and the principle of capital utilization is no more than one third. Related Q&A: What is the maximum leverage of futures? Futures trading is conducted with margin, and the margin ratio is as follows:
The exchange will adjust the margin ratio of futures trading according to market conditions. For specific standards, refer to the latest margin ratio published by Shanghai Futures Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange, Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, China Financial Futures Exchange and Shanghai International Energy Trading Center after the daily closing.
Take rebar futures contract 18 10 as an example, the disk price is 3700, the margin ratio is 13%, and the first-grade rebar futures need 3700 *10 */3% = 4810. The lever is 10 times, and the situation of each variety is different. Specifically, you can check the margin ratio and determine the leverage.