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① 股指期货如何计算卖出或买入期货的合约数 要详细的过程和解答

期现货价值比等于β，那么现货价值是2.25亿元，期货价值是 合约数量*5700*300（因为沪深300指数合约每点300元），那么就可以得出下面计算：
（225000000*0.8）/（5700*300）=105.26~106张
因为收益率达到25%，怕收益下降，所以要做卖出套期保值的一个操作。
谢谢！希望对你有帮助。

② 300股指期权怎么计算一手多少钱

沪深300期权我们以IO2207-C-4400期权合约为例，作为买方我们只需要支付权利金即可，按照7月8日最新价72.0来算，权利金=盘面价*合约乘数，因此作为买方我们只需要支付72.0*100=7200元一手的权利金。卖方因此获得权利金7200元。

如果作为卖方采用的是保证金交易，是另外收取的费用。假设日常的保证金是15%，我们先看期权保证金计算公式:

看涨期权：每手看涨期权交易保证金=合约当日结算价×合约乘数+max（标的指数当日收盘价×合约乘数×合约保证金调整系数-虚值额，最低保障系数(暂时默认最低保障系数为0.5)×标的指数当日收盘价×合约乘数×合约保证金调整系数）

看涨期权虚值额为：max（（股指期权合约行权价格－标的指数当日收盘价）×合约乘数，0）

为了便于理解看涨期权空头的保证金：以下两者中取大值

①期权费收入+标的资产收盘价值*15%-虚值额

②期权费收入+标的资产收盘价值*15%*0.5 （请注意这里期权费收入是用期权结算价计算）

假设标的资产收盘价为4862元，结算价是190元。

190*100+4862*15%*100-（4900-4862）*100=88130元

190*100+4862*100*0.5*0.15=55465元

二者取其大，故该合约卖方保证金应为88130

③ 期货中的计算公式

昨结：指昨天的结算价。（不同于昨天的收盘价）结算价是指某一期货合约最后一小时成交价格按成交量的加权平均价。如果该合约为新上市合约，则当日结算价计算公式为：合约结算价＝该合约挂盘基准价＋基准合约当日结算价－基准合约前一交易日结算价.

量比：是指当天成交总手数与近期成交手数平均的比值，具体公式为：现在总手/((5日平均总手/240)*开盘多少分钟)。量比数值的大小表示近期此时成交量的增减，大于1表示此时刻成交总手数已经放大，小于1表示表示此时刻成交总手数萎缩

总手：指截止到现在的时间，此合约总共成交的手数。国内是以双方各成交1手计算为2手成交，所以大家可以看到尾数都是双数位

委比：是指用以衡量一段时间内买卖盘相对强度的指标,其计算公式为：委比＝〖（委买手数-委卖手数）÷（委买手数＋委卖手数）〗×100%。当委比数值为正值大的时候，表示买方力量较强期价上涨的机率大；当委比数值为负值的时候，表示卖方的力量较强期价下跌的机率大。

现手：就是刚刚自动成交的合约数目 买量就是买方成交的合约数目，卖量就是空方成交的合约数目

持仓量：是指买卖双方开立的还未实行反向平仓操作的合约数量总和。持仓量的大小反映了市场交易规模的大小，也反映了多空双方对当前价位的分歧大小。例如：假设以两个人作为交易对手的时候，一人开仓买入1手合约，另一人开仓卖出1手合约，则持仓量显示为2手。

仓差：是持仓差的简称，指目前持仓量与昨日收盘价对应的持仓量的差。为正则是今天的持仓量增加，为负则是持仓量减少。 持仓差就是持仓的增减变化情况。 例如今天11月股指期货合约的持仓为6万手，而昨天的时候是5万手，那今天的持仓差就是1万手了。另：在成交栏里也有仓差变化，在这里是指现在这一笔成交单引发的持仓量变化与上一笔的即时持仓量的对比，是增仓还是减仓

④ 期权权利金如何计算

期权的权利金是在期权市场的交易中，交易双方买卖的是一种权利，在期权合约到期之前的期权交易中，合约的买卖都是通过支付权利金所获得的，也就是说，权利金是期权交易中唯一的变量，是期权合约的成交价格。
计算公式
买（卖）期权合约需要缴纳的权利金=交易平台上变动的权利金×合约张数×一张合约所包含的份数。
计算说明
根据前面所述，我们可以了解到，交易平台上展示的权利金是不断变化的，但可以确定的是一张期权里面包含的是一万份（参考股票的一手等于100股）。
拓展资料
权利金（Premium）即买卖期权合约的价格，是惟一的变量，其他要素都是标准化的。权利金是期权的买方为获取期权合约所赋予的权利而必须支付给卖方的费用，其多少取决于敲定价格、到期时间以及整个期权合约。对期权的卖方来说，权利金是卖出期权的报酬，也就是期权交易的成交价。
期权权利金的作用
买方通过支付一定的权利金买进认购期权获得以合约上的执行价格在未来交割的时候买进合约标的物的权利，或者买方通过支付一定的权利金买进认沽期权获得以合约上的执行价格在未来卖出相应的期权合约标的物的权利。
权利金可以分为两个部分：一是内涵价值，即期权立即执行的盈利额。只有实值期权才有内涵价值，所以又称为实值额。二是时间价值，为权利金大于内涵价值的部份。
例如，1月强麦期货价格为1660元/吨。执行价格为1600元/吨的1月强麦看涨期权权利金为65元/吨，则内涵价值为1660-1600=60元，时间价值为65-60=5元；
执行价格为1640元的1月强麦看跌期权权利金为20元。则内涵价值为0，20元全部为时间价值【时间价值=权利金-内涵价值=20-0=20】。
如果期权买方能够获利时，则可以选择在期权到期日或有效期内按敲定价格行使权利，如果蒙受损失，就会选择放弃权利，其所付出的最大代价便是权利金。因此，对于期权买方来说其风险是有限的和预知的，所以进行期权交易时期权买方不需要交纳保证金。
期权的卖方在期权交易中面临与进行期货交易同样大的风险，而期货价格走势又是无法确切预知的，所以期权的卖方必须交纳一定金额的保证金，以表明其具有应付潜在履约义务的能力。

⑤ 期货合约的价格怎么计算

交易费用是指在交易过程中，由交易双方支付的费用，它可以是买方支付的买方费用，也可以是卖方支付的卖空散方费用。交易费用的计算方式有很多，下面就来介绍一下常见的交易费用计算方式。

买方费用

买方费用是指买方在交易过程中支付的费用，一般来说，买方费用是按照交易金额的百分比来计算的，买方费用的计算公式为：买方费用=交易金额买方费率。买方费率一般是由交易双方协商确定的，买方费率的大小取决于交易双方的实力，一般来说，买方费率越高，买方的实力就越强。

卖方费用

卖方费用是指卖方在交易过程中支付的费用，卖方费用的计算方式也是按照交易金额的百分比来计算的，卖方费用的计算公式为：卖方费用=交易金额卖方费率。卖方费率一般也是由交易双方协商确定的，卖方费率斗坦氏的大小取决于交易双方的实力，一般来说，卖方费率越高，卖方的实力就越强。

手续费

手续费是指交易双方在交易过程中支付的费用，一般来说，手续费是按照交易金额的百分比来计算的，手续费的计算公式为：手续费=交易金额手续费率。手续费率一般也是由交易双方协商确定的，手续费率的大小取决于交易双方的实力，一般来说，手续费率越高，交易双方的实力就越强。

交易税

交易税是指交易双方在交易过程中支付的税款，一般来说，交易税是按照交易金额的百分比来计算的，交易税的计算公式为：交易税=交易金额交易税率。交易税率一般也是由交易双方协商确定的，交易税率的大小取决于交易双方的实力，一般来说，交易税率越高，交易双方的实力就越强。

交易服务费

交易服务费是指交易双方在交易过程中支付的服务费，一般来说，交易服务费是按照交易金额的百分比来计算的，交易服务费的计算公式为：交易服务费=交易金额交易服务费率。交易服务费率一般也是由交易双方协商确定的，交易服务费率的大小取决于交易双方的实力，一般来说，交易服务费率越高，交易双方的实力就越强。

总之，交易费用的计算方式有很多，具体的计算方式要根据交易双方的实力和协商结果来确定。在交易过程中，双方要认真研究交易费用的计算方式，以免出现不必要的损失。

⑥ 商品期货合约的价值计算

合约价合主要在计算保证金上。合约价值*期货公司保证金率=期货保证金。透支的情况就是保证金不足。合约价值计算很简单，就是当前合约的交易价格*交易单位。主要行情软件里，查看合约走势图上，一般均有单位显示，提示投资者每手交易单位的大小。
期货合约的计算公式
当日损益=(卖出成交价-当日结算价)*卖出量+(当日结算价-买入成交价)*最后买入量+(前一交易日结算价-前一当日结算价)*(前一交易日卖出持仓量-前一交易日买入持仓期货)，期货是保证金制，保证金一般为期货，合约价值的10%，合约价值为当日结算价。
当日交易保证金=当日结算价*当日交易后持仓总金额*交易保证金比率。这两个公式显示了期货公司如何在当日交易后收集客户持仓部分的损益结算和保证金(不考虑当日客户开仓和平仓时当天交易的损益)。
合约价值等于期货股价指数乘以乘数，因此合约价值在期货股价指数和合约乘数的影响下发生变化。在其他条件相同的情况下，合约乘数越大，合约价值就意味着股指的期货合约价值越大。
在其他条件不变的情况下，合约价值随着标的指数而增加，期货的合约价值也是如此。当合约价值在期货， 恒指，推出时，合约价值但健康指数低于2000点(合约乘数为50港元)，因此期货的合约价值不超过10万港元。恒生指数2009年合约价值超过2000点，恒指期货合约价值超过100万港元。
近年来，为了吸引投资者参与股指交易，期货合约价值海外期货市场纷纷推出迷你股指期货合约，降低了单一期货合约的价值。合约价值有助于减少投资者对期货股指的参与，因此期货迷你股指流动性水平高，交易选举活跃。
期货合约的解释
期货合约是由交易所设计并且经过批准上市的标准化合约。期货合约的持有人可以通过接受现货或对冲交易来履行或履行其合约义务。
期货合同是指期货证券交易所制定的标准化合同，规定在未来特定时间和地点交付一定数量和质量的货物。它是期货交易的对象，期货交易参与者正在期货证券交易所交易期货合约，以转移价格风险并获得风险回报。期货合同是在即期合同和远期合同的基础上发展起来的，但两者最本质的区别在于期货合同条款的规范化。
在期货市场交易的期货合约在标的物的数量、质量等级和交割等级、替代品的溢价标准、交割地点和交割月份等方面实现了标准化，这使得期货合约具有了普遍性。在期货合约中，只有期货价格是唯一的变量，它是由交易中的公开竞价产生的。

① How to calculate the number of contracts for selling or buying futures in stock index futures requires detailed procedures and answers

The spot value ratio is equal to β, then the spot value is 225 million yuan, and the futures value is It is the number of contracts * 5700 * 300 (because the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index contracts are 300 yuan per point), then the following calculation can be obtained:
(225000000*0.8) / (5700*300) = 105.26~106 pieces
/>Because the return rate reaches 25%, I am afraid that the return will drop, so I have to do a selling hedging operation.
Thank you! Hope it helps you.

② How to calculate the price per lot of 300 stock index options

For Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 options, we take the IO2207-C-4400 option contract as an example. As the buyer, we only need to pay the premium. Calculated based on the latest price of 72.0 on July 8, the premium = market price * contract multiplier, so as a buyer we only need to pay a premium of 72.0*100=7200 yuan per lot. The seller thus received a royalty of 7,200 yuan.

If you are a seller using margin trading, additional fees will be charged. Assuming that the daily margin is 15%, let's first look at the option margin calculation formula:

Call options: Margin for each call option transaction = contract settlement price on the day × contract multiplier + max (the closing price of the underlying index on the day × Contract multiplier × contract margin adjustment coefficient - out-of-pocket amount, minimum guarantee coefficient (the default minimum guarantee coefficient is 0.5 for the time being) The amount of virtual value is: max ((exercise price of stock index option contract - closing price of the underlying index on that day) × contract multiplier, 0)

In order to facilitate the understanding of the margin for short call options: whichever is greater of the following two Value

① Option fee income + closing value of the underlying asset * 15% - out-of-value amount

② Option fee income + closing value of the underlying asset * 15% * 0.5 (Please note that options here Fee income is calculated using the option settlement price)

Assume that the closing price of the underlying asset is 4862 yuan and the settlement price is 190 yuan.

190*100+4862*15%*100-(4900-4862)*100=88130 yuan

190*100+4862*100*0.5*0.15=55465 yuan< br />

Whichever is greater, so the seller’s margin for this contract should be 88130

③ Calculation formula in futures

Ended yesterday : Refers to yesterday’s settlement price. (Different from yesterday's closing price) The settlement price refers to the volume-weighted average price of a certain futures contract in the last hour. If the contract is a newly listed contract, the calculation formula for the day's settlement price is: contract settlement price = listing basis of the contractPrice + the settlement price of the benchmark contract on the current day - the settlement price of the benchmark contract on the previous trading day.

Volume ratio: refers to the ratio of the total number of transactions on the day to the average number of recent transactions. The specific formula is: current total number of transactions/ ((5-day average total hands/240)*how many minutes it opens). The size of the volume ratio value indicates the increase or decrease in trading volume at this time. If it is greater than 1, it means that the total number of transactions at this time has been enlarged. If it is less than 1, it means that the total number of transactions at this time has shrunk

Total hands: refers to the current date. At the current time, the total number of lots traded for this contract. Domestically, 1 lot for each party is calculated as 2 lots, so you can see that the last digits are all even digits

Weight ratio: refers to an indicator used to measure the relative strength of buying and selling orders within a period of time. The calculation formula is: commissioned ratio =〖(commissioned number of lots to buy - number of commissioned to sell) ÷ (number of commissioned to buy + number of commissioned to sell)〗×100%. When the commission value is positive and large, it means that the buyer has strong power and the probability of the futures price rising is high; when the commission value is negative, it means that the seller has strong power and the futures price has a high probability of falling.

Current position: It is the number of contracts that have just been automatically traded. The buying volume is the number of contracts traded by the buyer, and the selling volume is the number of contracts traded by the short side

Position: refers to the buying and selling volume The total number of contracts opened by both parties that have not yet implemented reverse closing operations. The size of the position reflects the size of the market transaction, and also reflects the size of the disagreement between the long and short parties on the current price. For example: Suppose there are two people as counterparties, one person opens a position to buy 1 contract, and the other person opens a position to sell 1 contract, then the position will be displayed as 2 lots.

Position difference: It is the abbreviation of position difference, which refers to the difference between the current position and the position corresponding to yesterday's closing price. If it is positive, the position will increase today, and if it is negative, the position will decrease. The position difference is the increase or decrease in positions. For example, the position of the November stock index futures contract today is 60,000 lots, while yesterday it was 50,000 lots, then the position difference today is 10,000 lots. Another: There are also changes in position difference in the transaction column. Here it refers to the comparison between the change in position caused by the current transaction and the real-time position in the previous transaction, whether it is to increase or decrease the position

④ How to calculate the option premium

The option premium is a right that is bought and sold by both parties in the options market transaction. In the option transaction before the option contract expires, the contract is bought and sold through What is obtained by paying the premium, that is to say, the premium is the only variable in options trading and is the transaction price of the option contract.
Calculation formula
The premium required to buy (sell) an option contract = the premium that changes on the trading platform × the number of contracts × the number of shares included in one contract.
Calculation instructions
According to the above, we can understand that the premium displayed on the trading platform is constantly changing, but it is certain that an option contains 10,000 shares (refer to one lot of the stock equal to 100 shares).
ExtensionExhibition information
Premium, which is the price of the option contract, is the only variable, and other factors are standardized. The premium is the fee that the buyer of an option must pay to the seller to obtain the rights conferred by the option contract. The amount depends on the strike price, expiration time and the entire option contract. For the option seller, the premium is the reward for selling the option, which is the transaction price of the option transaction.
The role of option premium
By paying a certain premium to buy a call option, the buyer obtains the right to buy the subject matter of the contract at the execution price in the contract at the time of future delivery, or the buyer pays a certain premium. Buying a put option gives you the right to sell the underlying object of the corresponding option contract in the future at the exercise price on the contract.
The premium can be divided into two parts: one is the intrinsic value, which is the profit amount from the immediate execution of the option. Only real-valued options have intrinsic value, so they are also called real-money options. The second is the time value, which is the portion of the royalty greater than the intrinsic value.
For example, the January strong wheat futures price is 1,660 yuan/ton. The January strong wheat call option premium with an execution price of 1,600 yuan/ton is 65 yuan/ton, then the intrinsic value is 1,660-1,600=60 yuan, and the time value is 65-60=5 yuan;
The execution price is 1,640 The January strong wheat put option premium is $20. Then the intrinsic value is 0, and all 20 yuan is time value [time value = royalty - intrinsic value = 20-0 = 20].
If the option buyer can make a profit, he can choose to exercise the right at the finalized price on the expiration date or validity period of the option. If he suffers a loss, he will choose to give up the right. The maximum price he pays is the premium. Therefore, the risk for the option buyer is limited and predictable, so the option buyer does not need to pay a margin when conducting option transactions.
The seller of options faces the same risks in options trading as in futures trading, and the trend of futures prices cannot be accurately predicted, so the seller of options must pay a certain amount of margin to show that he has the ability to meet potential performance obligations. Ability.

⑤ How to calculate the price of futures contracts

Transaction fees refer to the fees paid by both parties to the transaction during the transaction. They can be buyer fees paid by the buyer or short-selling bulk fees paid by the seller. There are many ways to calculate transaction fees. Here are some common ways to calculate transaction fees.

Buyer’s fee

Buyer’s fee refers to the fee paid by the buyer during the transaction. Generally speaking, the buyer’s fee is based on a percentage of the transaction amount. The formula for calculating the buyer's fee is: buyer's fee = transaction amount buyer's fee. The buyer's fee is generally determined through negotiation between the two parties. The size of the buyer's fee depends on the strength of both parties. Generally speaking, the higher the buyer's fee, the stronger the buyer's strength.

Seller's fee

Seller's fee refers to the fee paid by the seller during the transaction. The seller's fee is also calculated as a percentage of the transaction amount. The formula for seller's fee is: : Seller fee = transaction amount seller fee. The seller's fee rate is generally determined through negotiation between the two parties to the transaction. The size of the seller's fee rate depends on the strength of both parties to the transaction. Generally speaking, the higher the seller's fee rate, the stronger the seller's strength.

Handling fee

Handling fee refers to the fee paid by both parties during the transaction. Generally speaking, the handling fee is a percentage of the transaction amount. To calculate, the calculation formula of handling fee is: handling fee = transaction amount handling rate. The handling fee is generally determined by negotiation between the two parties. The size of the handling fee depends on the strength of both parties. Generally speaking, the higher the handling rate, the stronger the strength of both parties.

Transaction tax

Transaction tax refers to the tax paid by both parties during the transaction. Generally speaking, transaction tax is based on the transaction amount. Calculated as a percentage, the calculation formula of transaction tax is: transaction tax = transaction tax rate on transaction amount. The transaction tax rate is generally determined by negotiation between the two parties. The size of the transaction tax rate depends on the strength of both parties. Generally speaking, the higher the transaction tax rate, the stronger the strength of both parties.

Transaction service fee

Transaction service fee refers to the service fee paid by both parties to the transaction during the transaction. Generally speaking, transaction service fee is based on It is calculated as a percentage of the transaction amount. The calculation formula of the transaction service fee is: transaction service fee = transaction amount transaction service rate. The transaction service rate is generally determined by negotiation between the two parties. The size of the transaction service rate depends on the strength of both parties. Generally speaking, the higher the transaction service rate, the stronger the strength of both parties.

In short, there are many ways to calculate transaction costs, and the specific calculation method should be determined based on the strength of both parties to the transaction and the results of negotiations. During the transaction process, both parties must carefully study the calculation method of transaction fees to avoid unnecessary losses.

⑥ Calculation of the value of commodity futures contracts

The contract price is mainly used to calculate the margin. Contract value * futures company margin rate = futures margin. An overdraft is a case of insufficient margin. The calculation of contract value is very simple, it is the trading price of the current contract * the trading unit. In major market software, when viewing contract trend charts, units are generally displayed to remind investors of the size of each trading unit.
Calculation formula of futures contracts
Profit and loss for the day = (sell transaction price - settlement price for the day) * selling volume + (settlement price for the day - buy transaction price) * last purchase volume + (previous trading day Settlement price - settlement price of the previous day) * (sold positions on the previous trading day - futures positions bought on the previous trading day). Futures are a margin system, and the margin is generally futures.Approximately 10% of the value, and the contract value is the settlement price on that day.
Trading margin for the day = settlement price for the day * total position amount after trading for the day * trading margin ratio. These two formulas show how the futures company collects the profit and loss settlement and margin of the customer's position after the day's trading (regardless of the day's trading profit and loss when the customer opens and closes the position on the day).
The contract value is equal to the futures stock price index times the multiplier, so the contract value changes under the influence of the futures stock price index and the contract multiplier. All other things being equal, the greater the contract multiplier, the greater the contract value means the greater the value of the futures contract on the stock index.
Other conditions being equal, the contract value increases with the underlying index, and so does the contract value of futures. When the contract value of the futures, Hang Seng Index, was launched, the contract value but the health index was lower than 2,000 points (the contract multiplier was HK$50), so the contract value of the futures did not exceed HK$100,000. The contract value of the Hang Seng Index in 2009 exceeded 2,000 points, and the value of the Hang Seng Index futures contract exceeded HK$1 million.
In recent years, in order to attract investors to participate in stock index trading, futures contract value overseas futures markets have launched mini stock index futures contracts, reducing the value of a single futures contract. The contract value helps reduce investor participation in the futures stock index, so the futures mini stock index has high liquidity levels and active trading elections.
Explanation of Futures Contracts
Futures contracts are standardized contracts designed by exchanges and approved for listing. The holder of a futures contract may satisfy or satisfy his contractual obligations by accepting spot or hedging transactions.
Futures contracts refer to standardized contracts formulated by futures stock exchanges that stipulate the delivery of a certain quantity and quality of goods at a specific time and place in the future. It is the object of futures trading, and futures trading participants are trading futures contracts on futures stock exchanges to transfer price risks and obtain risk returns. Futures contracts are developed on the basis of spot contracts and forward contracts, but the most essential difference between the two lies in the standardization of futures contract terms.
Futures contracts traded in the futures market are standardized in terms of quantity, quality grade and delivery grade of the subject matter, premium standards for substitutes, delivery location and delivery month, etc., which makes futures contracts universal. In a futures contract, the only variable is the futures price, which is generated by the public bidding in the transaction.