How do I determine the margin blocked for futures trading?
The margin blocked is contingent on the specific scrip. For detailed information on particular scrips, you can check the margin requirements in our Margin Calculator.
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How does futures trading work?
Futures trading involves committing to a contract where you agree to purchase or sell an underlying asset at a pre-agreed price on a specified future date. When you enter into a futures contract, you're required to pay a 'margin', which is a fraction ...
What is rollover in futures trading?
In the realm of futures trading, a rollover involves transferring the exposure of a current position to a future contract period. This is typically done to avoid the delivery process or settlement that occurs at the expiry of a futures contract. The ...
How is options trading different from trading futures?
While both options and futures are derivative instruments and play key roles in hedging and speculation, they have distinct characteristics: Commitment: In futures trading, both parties have an obligation to fulfill the contract. But in options, only ...
Can futures contract margin requirements vary?
Yes, due to price volatility fluctuations, margin requirements can change. For real-time margin details, please refer to our Margin Calculator.
Can I short futures contracts without owning the underlying shares?
Absolutely. With FYERS, you can short futures contracts without the need to hold the underlying shares. This is because futures contracts are settled in cash, eliminating the requirement for physical possession of the securities in your Demat ...