SILVER360 MTF Data: Margin Funding in 360ONEAMC - SILVER360

₹25.7 L +₹0 on the day -8.5% in a month

360ONEAMC - SILVER360 has ₹0.26 crore financed under MTF. The book is down 8.5% in a month and down 42.6% in a year. Shares financed fell 68% over the year: margin holders have been exiting. At the last close the financed shares were worth 22.8% less than the amount financed.

23 Oct 2026 NSE + BSE ETF ETF #1853 by MTF book
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₹25.7 L
MTF book
NSE ₹21.5 L · BSE ₹4.2 L
8,754
Shares financed (NSE)
1 month -9.4% · 1 year -67.7%
₹245.60
Average financed value / share
close ₹189.60
-22.8%
Financed shares vs amount financed
what margin holders are up or down at the close
0.6 days
Days to cover
shares financed ÷ 30-day average NSE volume
21.4%
Exchange margin (VaR + ELM)
cushion -1.4 pp after holders' gain/loss
-42.6%
Book, 1 year
−₹19.0 L
0.9%
Net new MTF shares vs delivery
last 20 sessions, as a share of delivered volume

SILVER360 MTF book and price

Daily for the last two years, weekly before that. The book is the exchange-reported amount financed.

Holders' cost vs the market

Amount financed ÷ shares financed approximates the average price margin holders paid. When the close is below that line, margin holders are, on average, sitting on a loss.

Shares financed

Share counts move only when margin holders buy or sell (and on splits and bonuses), not with the price.

Net new margin buying, by month

Each day's change in shares financed valued at that day's close, summed by month: buying and selling on margin without the effect of price. Split and bonus credits are removed.

Leverage and days to cover

Share of the company's shares on margin (month end) and how many days of average NSE volume they equal.

Records & stats

Latest book₹25.7 L
Flow: 1 / 5 / 20 sessions+₹0 · +₹89,000 · −₹2.4 L
Change: 1 week / 1 month / 3 months / 1 year+3.6% · -8.5% · +7.1% · -42.6%
All-time high₹4.18 Cr 20 Jan 2026
Low since first funded₹1.4 L 6 Oct 2025
Biggest one-day build+₹2.72 Cr 20 Jan 2026
Biggest one-day unwind−₹70.1 L 27 Jan 2026
Below its peak93.8%
Average book while funded₹52.5 L
Most shares financed1.35 lakh 20 Jan 2026
Funded since6 Oct 2025 (259 sessions with a book)

Month by month

MonthBookNet buying% of sharesDays to cover
2026-10₹25.7 L−₹2.5 L—0.7
2026-09₹28.3 L+₹2.2 L—0.6
2026-08₹26.2 L+₹2.3 L—0.3
2026-07₹23.8 L−₹5.1 L—0.5
2026-06₹29.0 L+₹2.5 L—0.3
2026-05₹27.4 L−₹26.1 L—0.2
2026-04₹50.2 L−₹23.5 L—0.4
2026-03₹75.5 L−₹3.6 L—0.2
2026-02₹83.8 L−₹31.7 L—0.2
2026-01₹1.27 Cr+₹39.7 L—0.1
2025-12₹66.2 L+₹2.4 L—0.2
2025-11₹51.0 L−₹6.1 L—0.2

Questions

How much margin trading funding does SILVER360 have?

On 23 Oct 2026, ₹25.7 L of 360ONEAMC - SILVER360 shares were held under the margin trading facility, 8,754 shares on NSE.

What share of SILVER360 is bought on margin?

Not available for this security.

Are margin holders of SILVER360 in profit?

At the last close the financed shares were worth 22.8% less than the amount financed. The amount financed reflects purchase values, so this is an estimate of margin holders' average unrealised gain or loss.

Where does this data come from?

Exchange data: the daily margin trading disclosures, with prices and share counts from the exchange. See the methodology.

Figures for the 23 Oct 2026 session · last updated 2026-10-26 22:47 IST · Source: Exchange data · 10/10 data checks passed.

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