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Old 16th June 2008, 08:24 PM
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Question Sharekhan's Margin Trading Statement - Doubt



Hello ,I am Abhijith Reddy.I have just started investing in the stock market and i am totally new to it.
i have an account with shareKhan.
I've bought 2 shares of suzlon energy at 241.90 but the amount deducted from my account is just 192.96.
here are the details

Scrip NOP POSVAL ScripMargin(A) BPL(B) LTP MTM(C) A+B+C
suzener 2 482.40 -192.96 0 241.90 0 -192.96

If you could explain MTM and BPL i would be glad.
Thanks in advance.
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Old 16th June 2008, 10:40 PM
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I have no idea what BPL is.

For the rest of the statement:

Scrip is scrip (the stock or security that you bought).

NOP must be the number of shares that you bought.

POSVAL must be the position value. This means the total value of your purchases.

LTP is last traded price of the stock.

MTM is Marked-to-market profit (or loss).

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MTM is the profit or loss w.r.t.(with respect to) current market prices.

If you bought a stock at Rs 100 and current price is Rs 120, your MTM profit is Rs 20.
If you bought a stock at Rs 100 and current price is Rs 80, your MTM loss is Rs 20.

MTM is the loss (or profit) that you will incur if you sell at current market price.
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BPL: Booked Profit/Loss.
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