When the capital is large, the influence of leverage on risk is small. The smaller the capital, the greater the leverage, the more risks the available margin can resist, and the easier it is to operate.

For example: mini-hand 1 0,000 USD, 1 0,000 times leverage, the next single deposit takes up 1 0,000 USD, and the available deposit is 1 0,000 = 900 USD, which can resist 900 USD. If you use 400 times lever, make a puzzle.

The deposit in hand is 25 yuan, and the risk that can be resisted is 975 points, which is 75 points more than the leverage of 100 times. This is the basic difference.

But you don't have to choose large leverage, and overnight interest should also be considered, because the greater the leverage, the greater the overnight interest. Therefore, small funds should be leveraged and short-term positions should be controlled at the same time, so that there is more room for profit.

Margin is not a simple contract divided by leverage, and the margin calculation of currencies such as the US dollar and the euro is different.

Calculation of USD:

For example, in the United States and Japan, if the leverage is 100 times, the margin is 65438+ million100 =1000 USD, and the margin of 0. 1 hand is1000/kloc.

Calculation of euro:

For example, in Europe and America, the first-hand deposit is equal to the exchange rate of Europe and America multiplied by 1.5000 leverage. For example, remittances from Europe and America are 1.5000 leverage, and deposits are 1.5000 x 1.000 leverage =

Calculation of other currencies:

For example, the pound Switzerland, the first-hand deposit is the remittance of this currency pair x 65438+ million x European and American exchange rates divided by leverage. For example, the exchange rate of sterling in Switzerland is 1.6000, the exchange rate in Europe and America is 1.5000, and the leverage is 100. The deposit is1.6000x10x1.5000 ÷100 = 2400 USD, and the deposit of 0. 1 hand is1.6000x/kloc.