new_trader
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Can anyone please explain why there is a big difference between the interest I calculate and the interest I am being charged on a Mini FTSE100 CFD with IG Markets?
The given formula is:
D = n x L x C x i / 365
Where:
D = daily interest adjustment
n = number of lots
L = lot size
C = current index price
i = applicable annual interest rate (LIBOR)
They calculate LONG INT WEEK ENDING 06 AUG 06 = £-16.41
I calculate less than that.
I have 1 contract on a mini FTSE 100 (£2 contract)
I got the historical FTSE 100 from 1-6 Aug 2006, but the result just doesn't seem to tally. What am I (or they) doing wrong?
Thanks
The given formula is:
D = n x L x C x i / 365
Where:
D = daily interest adjustment
n = number of lots
L = lot size
C = current index price
i = applicable annual interest rate (LIBOR)
They calculate LONG INT WEEK ENDING 06 AUG 06 = £-16.41
I calculate less than that.
I have 1 contract on a mini FTSE 100 (£2 contract)
I got the historical FTSE 100 from 1-6 Aug 2006, but the result just doesn't seem to tally. What am I (or they) doing wrong?
Thanks