How can I determine the margin required for trading a specific stock symbol?
To calculate the margin required for a specific stock symbol, you should use the Margin Calculator API, particularly the Span Margin Calculator. This tool requires several inputs such as the stock symbol, quantity of the stock, side of the trade (1 for buy, -1 for sell), type of order, product type, limit price (if applicable), and stop loss price (if applicable). By providing these details, the Margin Calculator API will compute the necessary margin for your intended trade.
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How do I calculate the margin required for trading a specific stock symbol?
To determine the margin required for a specific stock symbol, you should use the Margin Calculator API, particularly the Span Margin Calculator. This tool requires several inputs to accurately calculate the margin: Symbol: Input the specific stock ...
How can I check if a specific symbol has expired?
To determine whether a symbol has expired, consult the symbol master CSV file, which is updated daily. This file provides comprehensive information about all valid symbols, including their expiration dates and current status. By reviewing the ...
How can I check if a specific symbol has expired?
To determine whether a symbol has expired, consult the symbol master CSV file, which is updated daily. This file provides comprehensive information about all valid symbols, including their expiration dates and current status. By reviewing the ...
How to change/modify Symbol Settings in FYERS API Bridge?
Symbol Settings The FYERS API Bridge works based on “Signals”. A Signal is basically an indication (not decision) to Buy or Sell with specific conditions. The Bridge processes 4 types of Signals: Long Entry (LE): Equivalent to fresh Buy for creating ...
How do I access market depth data for a specific symbol using the Market Depth API?
To obtain detailed market data for a specific symbol, you should utilize the Market Depth API. This powerful tool provides comprehensive market information, including quantities, OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) values, and bid/ask prices. To acquire ...