Liquidation price calculator
Where a leveraged crypto trade is closed, and if your stop comes first.
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Margin call calculator
The price at which stocks bought with a broker loan trigger a margin call, and what the broker would ask for below it.
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The position
Where it is called
Margin call below 66.67: a fall of 33.3% from 100.
- The loan
- $5,000.00 of a $10,000.00 position; your money is 50% of it, a leverage of 2.00.
- At 60
- Your equity is $1,000.00, 16.7% of the position: the broker asks for about $500.00 more, or sells shares for you.
Interest on the loan and your broker's own, often higher, maintenance rules are left out.
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The loan stays the same while the shares fall
100 shares at 100 with 5,000 of your own money and 5,000 borrowed: a fall to 66.67 leaves 6,667 of shares against the same 5,000 loan, so your part is 25% and the margin call comes. Below that the broker wants more cash or sells for you, and a fall to 50 wipes out everything you put in. The less of your own money in the trade, the closer that line sits.
For leveraged crypto, use the liquidation price calculator; for MetaTrader accounts, the margin and stop-out calculator.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the numbers you type.
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