Under the new margin requirements, a minimum of 20% is required to buy a stock and to sell a stock. The margin for selling a stock is exempt if the broker can make an early payin to the exchange - which is debit shares from client demat and give to exchange/clearing corp on same day.
In case of BTST, the shares are still not credited to your demat, which means we can’t make an early payin. Which means we need to collect 20% for that sell transaction. When buying a stock we would have collected 100% money from you, so when you do BTST sell we have to block 20%. Which means 20% for buying and 20% for selling. Hence 40% gets blocked and 60% is allowed for F&O.
Why 60% for F&O and 100% for buying equity stocks?
That is because when buying equity for delivery the minimum required is 20%, we will still have 60%. So we’d be compliant to the new rules.
I know, you might still be confused. But I guess you get the gist of it.
hi nithin i have questions example i have 1 lakh shares of reliance now i need to sell the reliance shares of worth 1lakh so i need to put 20% cash that is 20,000 to execute the sell trade so my doubt is my value is now 1,20,000 ? when i get that 20,000 rs i paid for sell 1,00,000 rs shares
please reply please please am in confusion @nithin
I purchase 100 shares of Reliance at 2100 on 1 sep.
I sell them at 2080 on 2nd september.
Same day price starts going up and i purchase back at 2120 on 2nd .
Earlier it was considered 100*20=2000 intraday loss and back in holdings was avg price as 2100.
will this be same ??
I am guessing you are referring to balance on Console. Like I have mentioned in the original post, the console balance includes intraday profits from yesterday which is not added to Kite balance today.
With the new SEBI rule can I sell shares worth more than 1 core without POA. Is there a limit of 2 lac and selling limit of 1 crore from now with the new rule.
I saw that the leverages on cover orders today were the same as given earlier for equity trades. Am I right in understanding that the leverage would be reduced from Dec 1, 2020?
No. Those restrictions are from Dec 1st 2020. We will reduce the intraday leverages accordingly to what is maximum allowed so you don’t have to worry about penalty.