minimum amount 2 start

Sony55 · #1 4th June 2008, 08:53 PM

What is minimum amount to enter into commodity market.lets say i have 10,000 in what will i be able to trade.experienced traders put some Light

Sony55 · #2 5th June 2008, 05:52 PM

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maharaja0918 · #3 5th June 2008, 06:37 PM

rs 10000 is ok to start

moneygurukul · #4 6th June 2008, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Sony55

What is minimum amount to enter into commodity market.lets say i have 10,000 in what will i be able to trade.experienced traders put some Light

Rupees 10,000 is a very small amount for speculating in futures. For calculating the minimum capital, first decide your accepted level of monthly earnings from trading and divide it with a realistic return %age, that is the amount of minimum capital required.

upendragoa · #5 6th June 2008, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by moneygurukul

Rupees 10,000 is a very small amount for speculating in futures. For calculating the minimum capital, first decide your accepted level of monthly earnings from trading and divide it with a realistic return %age, that is the amount of minimum capital required.

Please give an example or illustrate it so that beginners could understand the principle. There are many novices among us.

upendragoa.

Sony55 · #6 10th June 2008, 03:10 AM

thks for da info

can u put u more light on da Margin required

In rs 10000 which commodities i can trade

and about small amount it is always good to start with small amount.

moneygurukul · #7 10th June 2008, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by upendragoa

Please give an example or illustrate it so that beginners could understand the principle. There are many novices among us.

upendragoa.

Let's assume that a trader wants to earn atleast Rs. 20,000 per month from trading. With a capital of Rs. 10,000; it would mean 200% return per month which may be achievable but is not highly probable. Hence, if that traders' system suggest that he can earn 10% return per month, his minimum capital should be Rs. 2,00,000 (20000/10%). If the expected return is only 2% pm, his capital should be 10,00,000.

That is the criteria to be applied for calculating the minimum capital required.

moneygurukul · #8 10th June 2008, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Sony55

thks for da info

can u put u more light on da Margin required

In rs 10000 which commodities i can trade

and about small amount it is always good to start with small amount.

Trading with such a low amount in futures can be dubbed as gambling only. A single loss may wipe out a major portion of the capital. I would suggest you to use options instead, which are unfortunately not available today in commodities market.

drpsiva · #9 10th June 2008, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Sony55

thks for da info

can u put u more light on da Margin required

In rs 10000 which commodities i can trade

and about small amount it is always good to start with small amount.

For Rs 10,000 u can trade gold mini,gold guinea,silver mini,kapas etc. better to start small and increase step by step.

rashaikh92 · #10 13th June 2008, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Sony55

What is minimum amount to enter into commodity market.lets say i have 10,000 in what will i be able to trade.experienced traders put some Light

yes you can start with 10000 but with minimum profit as you can buy one lot of silver or gold Mini