Maximise your trading profits with the correct use of trading limits|margins

Dear , One way traders can efficiently manage their capital and maximise their profits is optimum utilisation of leverage. Optimum utilisation of leverage can allow a trader to trade more with higher volumes as compared to without it. With SAMCO, clients get one the highest leverage in the industry. SAMCO clients get: Up to 100x intraday leverage for trading futures on NSE in the NIFTY/BANKNIFTY Up to 33x intraday leverage on stocks and stock futures Up to 70x intraday leverage trading commodities Up to 100x intraday leverage trading currencies Up to 4x Delivery Margins to buy stocks in Delivery. An illustrative list is as under: Contract Margin Required Unit Leverage NIFTY 1% = 8900 1 lot = 75 units 100x BANKNIFTY 1% = 6263 1 lot = 20 units 100x CRUDE OIL (MCX) 1.6% = 6790 1 lot = 100 Barrels 60x GOLD (MCX) 1.5% = 47914 1 lot = 1 kg 66x Calculate your trading margin requirements How should a trader select the optimum leverage level? There is no generally correct answer to how much leverage should a trader use. That depends on one's trading strategy, style, etc. The correct answer to this question mainly depends on the trader's trading strategy and the actual vision of upcoming market moves. That is, scalpers and breakout traders try to use high leverage, as they usually look for quick trades, but as to positional traders, they often trade with low leverage amount. You should use the level of leverage most optimum for your trading strategy. How to manage risk that comes along with trading? So, while leverage can increase the potential profits, it also has the capability to increase potential losses as well, that is why you should choose carefully the amount of leverage on your trading account. But it should be noted that though trading this way require careful risk management, many traders always trade with leverage to increase their potential returns on investment. Here are the basic points to manage the leverage risks properly: Using trailing stops, Keeping positions small Limiting the amount of capital for each position. Keep in mind that the leverage is totally flexible and customizable to each trader's needs and choices. To measure the leverage for trading - just use the below - mentioned leverage formula. Leverage = 1/Margin = 100/Margin Percentage Example: If the margin is 0.02, then the margin percentage is 2%, and the leverage = 1/0.02 = 100/2 = 50. To calculate the amount of margin used, just use our Margin Calculator. Start Trading with the Optimum Leverage with SAMCO Open a FREE ACCOUNT Today Best Regards, Team SAMCO In case you have any queries Visit our Help Center Raise a Ticket to our Support Help Desk Call our Customer Support +91-22-22227777 Join us on Social Media SAMCO Securities Limited SEBI Registration Number - INZ000002535 CIN Number - U67120MH2004PLC146183 CDSL : IN-DP- CDSL - 443-2008 Address: 66, Samruddhi House, Bhaudaji Cross Road, Matunga CR., Mumbai - 400 019 Disclaimer - Since we care about you, a word of caution, Leveraging your trades magnifies returns but it also magnifies losses. It's important that when you indulge in leveraged trading - do so only if you have the risk capital; understand the risks of the same and wherever possible, take steps to lower your risk! This case applies for both intraday leverage as well as positional leverage. Investment in securities market are subject to risk, please read all related documents carefully before investing. © SAMCO Securities Limited 2019