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Lets think a little bit about how margin works for a futures contract. So lets say that the terms of the contract are a 1,000 pounds of apples for delivery on November 15, and were assuming that this is some date in the future. And right now in the Futures Exchange, the market delivery price, so the price at which the apples will change hand in the future, is $200. And Ive written here what the exchange specifies for the initial and maintenance margin, well talk about that more in a second. But this essentially means that both the buyer and the seller, for the initial margin, have to put up $20. Sometimes itll be specified as an absolute dollar amount like Ive just done. Sometimes it might be a percentage of the actual delivery price. So they both have to put up $20, and this guy has agreed to buy a 1,000 pounds of apples from this guy on November 15 for $200. So its essentially $0.20 a pound. Now, lets say that a day goes by, and the next day-- these guys have this contract.