If i am not wrong, this example is for the LONG Position Margin Call because the margin is DECREASING when stock price DECREASES ....for SHORT position, margin DECREASES when the stock prices INCREASES. Please confirm??
Entering your values in a spreadsheet gives somewhat different result. Then you seem to work with 1 share leaving out leverage and other factors In other words your explanation is fit for kindergarten 5 yo children
Amazing explanation.. I watched few videos but none explained like this. Thank you sir....
Very nicely explained. Hats off Sir
If i am not wrong, this example is for the LONG Position Margin Call because the margin is DECREASING when stock price DECREASES
....for SHORT position, margin DECREASES when the stock prices INCREASES.
Please confirm??
Good explanation. What is the formula if there is interest charged on the borrowed amount?
Excellent Explaination
thanks a lot sir .....
Sir formula kaise bna explain kro
Entering your values in a spreadsheet gives somewhat different result.
Then you seem to work with 1 share leaving out leverage and other factors
In other words your explanation is fit for kindergarten 5 yo children
excellent!
Hi Sir. Thank you for your video. Could you tell me how did you get 62,5?, please? I did not understand...
100*(1-.50/1-.20)=62.50
Sir. The explanation of MC is a little bit confuse :(
noted, you can raise a query here, we will try to reply
Concept kya h bhai iske piche
The first thing
I mean, 12,5
@ 62.5 stock price, margin-left will be 20 -7.5 = 12.5
Why are you angry yar
Bad teacher.