How to apply for leverage? What are the requirements for the application? Can both funds and stocks use leverage?
How to apply for leverage? What are the requirements for the application? Can both funds and stocks use leverage? Introduction to fund allocation process: 1. Understand the allocation of futures funds and determine the intention of cooperation; Before dealing with capital allocation, traders should first have a comprehensive understanding of the operation mode of capital allocation (using investors' accounts), trading restrictions (no heavy positions overnight) and trading risks (re-amplification of leverage ratio). After that, traders need to choose the allocation ratio and decide the allocation amount. The bigger the distribution ratio, the better. Traders should choose the allocation ratio according to actual needs. The higher the allocation ratio, the greater the damage to your own funds when the market develops in an unfavorable direction. When you have determined the proportion and amount of capital allocation, you can contact the customer service staff to prepare a capital allocation agreement for you. 2. Sign a futures fund cooperation agreement; After receiving the cooperation agreement, please read the terms of the agreement carefully, especially the terms on account risk monitoring. A correct understanding of risk monitoring rules is very important for fund-raising traders. If you have any questions about this part, please be sure to contact the customer service staff before signing the agreement. 3. Deposit risk margin; After the account is checked correctly, the trader shall pay the risk deposit according to the amount and account number agreed in the contract. 4. Officially start trading; After the payment is confirmed, the account is officially delivered to the trader for trading. Leveraged fund is a kind of hedge fund. Domestic leveraged funds belong to the leveraged share (also called aggressive share) of graded funds. Graded fund refers to a fund variety with two levels (or multi-levels) of risk-return performance with certain differentiated fund shares through the decomposition of fund income or net assets under a portfolio.