SAS Online Margin

Speaking from the industry standards, SAS Online Margin can be seen as one of the average margin offerings as compared to its competitive peers. When it comes to margin trading, there are two sides to it. Yes, there are chances to amplify your profits but there are similar chances to increase your risk factor as well.

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Thus, SAS Online is pretty strict in terms of the in-place compliances as far as picking leverage on your trades is concerned.

Let’s have a quick look at the SAS Online margin calculator here and figure out the expectations you can place in your trades while using leverage.

SAS Online Margin Calculator

We have set-up all the values across all the trading segments in this SAS Online margin calculator so that you do not have to make any sort of selections from different widgets.

Just directly sort different scrips in terms of the different kinds of margin values offers or you may choose to directly search the investment entity.

At the same time, you need to be aware of all sorts of rules and limitations in place while using margin trading for your stock market investments.

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SAS Online Margin Funding

When you use SAS Online margin funding on your trades, depending on the order type, you can have a varied margin range offered to you.

For instance, bracket order or cover order bring higher leverage as compared to a conventional MIS order.

Furthermore, the broker provides a service called ‘EquityPlus‘ (more on that later) which allows you to use higher-margin even in the Equity Delivery segment, where you won’t get any leverage in normal trading conditions.

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SAS Online Margin Limits

Most of the margin limits are generally in place, however, in few situations when the market volatility either increases or decreases more than usual, then these SAS Online margin values and limits may change.

In such cases, the broker generally notifies its clients through email and SMS notifications.

At the same time, you need to take care of a few things while you divulge yourself into the margin trading:

• For Equity trades, all types of positions (be it cover order, bracket order or an MIS order) will be squared off automatically if you fail to do so by 3.20 pm.
• Similarly, these positions will be closed by 4.50 pm, if you are into Currency trading.
• Lastly, for commodity traders, the automatic square-off happens by 11.15 or 11.40 pm.

Furthermore, if you carry forward margins are insufficient, then the broker will be forced to square-off your positions.

Make sure you understand these nitty-gritty details while using margin trading.

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SAS Online Intraday Margin

Let’s start with Intraday trading.

Margin in this segment is one of the highest margin values this discount broker offers across the trading segments. Although it varies with the scrip, the intraday trading margin can go as high as 20 times when you are placing either a bracket or a cover order.

Here are some general benchmarks:

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As mentioned above, the margin range is pretty varied in this segment.

For instance for MIS trades, DHFL gets you leverage as low as 1.8 times while there are multiple stocks such as ACC or Adani ports where you get leverage as high as 8 times. This goes in line with the bracket order as well.

Here are the SAS Online intraday margin values at length:

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SAS Online Delivery Leverage

The orders placed in the delivery segment fetch you no leverage. You are required to put in 100% margin in your trading account.

This is one of the pit-falls of opening the account with SAS Online. Having said that, we will talk about the Equity plus plan where there is a provision of getting leverage in this segment:

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SAS Online F&O Margin Calculator

Moving onto the derivatives trading format, the margin values here are around average. Although, it also depends on the trading platform you use.

Although the margin variations are not so high, still you will get a few differences in the margin values.

Here are the SAS Online margin values for the futures and options trading segment:

Derivatives Nest

If you use NEST trader, the terminal software for trading, then these are the margin values you get:

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Derivatives Now Online

On similar lines, if you use the web-trading application NOW Online for your stock market investments through SAS Online, then the following margin values can be availed:

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SAS Online Currency Futures Margin

If you are someone who prefers currency trading in the futures segment, then the margin values are not so high. Yea, there are a few stockbrokers that provide ‘low brokerage and high exposure‘ in segments like these but SAS online margin values might not excite you a lot.

Here are the references:

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Talking specifically about the SAS Online margin values across the 4 currency pairs, here are the details in terms of:

• Carry Margin
• Intraday Margin for MIS Orders
• Cover order or bracket order margin

The table below also talks about the stop-loss percentage that you should ideally be taking care of:

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SAS Online Currency Options Margin

The SAS Online margin in the currency options segment is more or less on similar lines to the margin provided in the futures trading segments.

Here are the details:

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SAS Online Commodity Futures Margin

When you move to commodity trading, there is no delivery margin you can avail.

As far as commodity futures segment is concerned, the margin offered in the natural gas and crude oil commodities is relatively higher than other commodities available for trading.

For NRML orders though, there is no leverage offered. Here are the details:

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Let’s find out the SAS Online margin details for the commodity segment with information on different types of margin depending on the order type, that is:

• Carry Forward Margin
• MIS Intraday margin
• Cover Order or Bracket Order margin (highest leverage)

Here are the details:

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SAS Online Margin EquityPlus

This margin product named ‘EquityPlus‘ is suitable for those investors who are looking to use margin funding in the Delivery segment.

As mentioned above, the SAS Online margin in that particular segment is none. Thus, definitely, there is a gap which this margin product is most likely to fulfil.

With EquityPlus, you can take leverage of up to 5 times (which is definitely good even from industry standards).

However, this provision is available only on a few specific stocks and thus, you are required to take cognisance of these stocks every now and then.

Here are a few sets of rules that you must be aware of while using EquityPlus margin:

• If there is a ledger debit, there will be a charge of 0.05% every day on the total ledger debit. Make sure, there is no such debit entry left at the end of the trading session.
• You can avail this product only while using NEST trader.
• The minimum ledger balance must be ₹50,000.
• The maximum funding you can avail through equity plus is ₹50 Lakh.
• You are supposed to pay annual subscription charge of ₹999 (taxes extra) in order to avail Equity Plus.
• You will be required to deposit additional capital in case of a margin call (a general procedure).
• You are required to settle the account at least once in 3 months.

Now, enough about rules, here are the leverage values you can avail when you use SAS Online margin through EquityPlus.

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In case you wish to open a trading account with a stockbroker providing high margin values with a reasonable brokerage, let us assist you in taking the next steps forward.

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More on SAS Online

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