Can I continue my intraday futures positions beyond the day?
Absolutely! You can extend your intraday futures position to an overnight position by using the 'Convert' option found under the 'Positions' Tab on the Account Manager.
There will not be any additional margin required to convert the position. However, it is important to note that the margin requirement varies from time to time. For a clear picture of margin requirements, visit our Margin Calculator.
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