MB had mentioned to trade the same contract with their own methods
For example
Nifty oct- 500 long on 60min
Next day we go short on the miniflow with 1,000 ; cover same amount at the end of the day and we have 500 still long for the 60 flow.
Is trading like that okay? ST Prabhjeet, how are you guys managing?
MJ-
Hi MJ,
Though I have more than one trading accounts, I prefer trading 60 min and mini flow positions in the same account .I have been doing that without any problem or confusion. In fact it is better ,many times you dont pay double margins. Let me explain,
Suppose you are 3 nifty contracts long on 60 min flow,and you get a sell signal in mini flow. And as my stoploss is generally close in miniflow suppose I decide to short 5 contracts,I go ahead and sell 5 contracts. Thus my position with my broker becomes +150 -250 =-100 (net) and my margin gets blocked only for 100 nifty. If I trade these positions in two different accounts,then broker A charges me margin for my 150 long nifty and broker B charges me margin for 250 short nifty ,so the total margin which gets blocked is for 150 and 250 equal to 400 nifty.So my 4 time margin gets blocked intraday.In short I get a netting effect for my margins.Even if there are two accounts with same broker,margins do get blocked as shown above.Two a/c ,means no netting.
I have nothing to do with my position with my broker for me my position is as under :
60 min positional trade Mini flow intraday trade
Long 150 (long 3 contracts) Short 250 (short 5 contracts)
So at the end of the day,assuming there is no position change in 60 min trade,I cover my short position in mini flow trade so EOD my posn becomes
+150 -250 + 250 = + 150 and that is my carry home position for 60 min system.
The above is to be done ONLY if you can view these two positions as separate.Initially people may find it difficult and if you have to constantly peep into your net position window for trading comfort,then two separate accounts is recommended.
Hope the above clarifies,
Smart_trade