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1 | # Futures Cash Position |
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| 3 | It can sometimes be difficult to calculate the cash position in an account with futures due to the good faith |
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| 4 | deposit (margin) requirement and the current mark-to-market value of the futures. |
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| 6 | ## Schwab |
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| 8 | A typical daily futures statement will look like this: |
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| 12 | The current positions page might look like this: |
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| 16 | To find the true cash position it would be: |
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| 18 | ```math |
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| 20 | \text{Total Cash & Cash Investments} + \text{ACCOUNT VALUE AT MARKET} - \text{OPEN TRADE EQUITY} = |
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| 22 | ``` |
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