Intraday vs CashBrokerage & Margin

Equity Margin (MIS vs CNC)

Determine maximum purchasing power and position exposure for Intraday (MIS up to 5x SEBI leverage) versus Cash Delivery (CNC 1x).

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Equity Margin (MIS vs CNC)

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Determine maximum purchasing power and position exposure for Intraday (MIS up to 5x SEBI leverage) versus Cash Delivery (CNC 1x).

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Stock Price

₹1,500

Available Trading Capital

₹1,00,000

Max Shares Purchasable

333

Total Buying Power

₹5,00,000

Effective Leverage

Compounding Insight

With ₹1,00,000 capital, you can buy up to 333 shares (5x leverage), controlling ₹5,00,000 in stock.

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Formula & Compliance Note:

Max Shares = (Available Trading Capital × Leverage Multiplier) / Stock Price.

Intraday MIS positions are subject to auto-square-off before market close.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Equity Margin (MIS vs CNC)

MIS (Margin Intraday Square-off) is for day trading and provides up to 5x leverage but positions are auto-squared off before market close. CNC (Cash and Carry) is for delivery trades requiring 100% upfront capital (1x leverage) but positions can be held indefinitely.

It determines your maximum purchasing power based on your available capital and the broker's leverage multiplier for the selected product type (MIS vs CNC), allowing you to calculate the maximum number of shares you can buy.

Yes, MIS leverage is strictly regulated by SEBI peak margin norms and varies from stock to stock based on their individual volatility.

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