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9648312 No.9648312 [Reply] [Original]

Hey /biz/ new to future and contracts here...

What happens with the amount you put to increase your liquidation margin in case you start to make profit?

It just returns to you? or is eated by the exchange?

>> No.9648343

>>9648312
it's gone, like the rest of your money.

>> No.9648530

>>9648343
>it's gone, like the rest of your money.

Feels like LARPing.. anyone else can confirm?

>> No.9648779

this is the only serious reply in this thread, so listen up!
you add margin to move your liquidation price further away...
you're adding more of a "buffer" to your position, so you can't get liquidated as easy

>> No.9648790

>>9648779
>is the only serious reply in this thread, so listen up!
>you add margin to move your liquidation price further away...
>you're adding more of a "buffer" to your position, so you can't get liquidated as easy
He's asking what happens to his margin after he closes. The only serious reply is that it's gone, it's all gone because you can't win at day trading, IT'S GONE

>> No.9648978

>>9648790
kys

>> No.9648992

>>9648790
oh... ok
>>9648790
>it's all gone because you can't win at day trading, IT'S GONE
kek

anyway, if you've ever opened and closed a position with added margin, you should know.
whatever you put in, you get back, unless you get liquidated.