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margin call
1. would trigger a margin call (since $1,000 is the minimum that the dealer requires)
2. Never meet a margin call (you should never have one while trading with us)
3. Margin Call: what happens when your clearing firm makes an accounting mistake
4. The recently released movie Margin Call tells the story of a seminal moment in the general financial collapse of 2008
5. A margin call from the bank would force him to realize losses close to 50 percent; here in the corporeal world, leverage, depressingly, turned out to be just a synonym for amplification
6. At some point the market will reverse, but you may have been margin called and taken out of business long before that happens
7. That meaningless blip will trigger a margin call and force a small speculator's account to go bust—despite his correct forecast
8. When he gets a margin call, he scrambles to send more money to the broker, as if the initial loss hadn't been bad enough
9. So if you get a margin call, you need to take care of it immediately
10. To be a responsible investor, I recommend using margin only if you have the necessary capital reserves to cover any subsequent margin calls you may receive if the market moves adversely
11. This means that you lose your principal and you still owe money, which is known as a margin call
12. Keep in mind that trading agricultural futures requires understanding the cyclicality and seasonality of the underlying commodity, as well as large capital reserves to help offset any margin calls that may arise from a trade gone bad
13. In other words, you won’t get any margin calls and owe the exchange money
14. Last week I drawn down all my profits to protect my account with your firm which was sending me margin calls every five minutes
15. Maintenance margin calls may force you out of potentially profitable strategies and cause havoc to your portfolio
16. Your ability to select low margin strategies and to avoid margin calls will be a strong determinant in the profit picture of your portfolio
17. 50 without necessitating a margin call
18. CEO Bruce Flatt explained why, “This is capital that does not come due, has no margin calls and whether it trades for less in the market due to external factors has very little effect on the capital base
19. The main risk to this is that if the stock price drops below a certain price, the manager will face a margin call
20. During 2008, when the S&P 500 dropped by more than 37 percent, many managers had to sell stock to meet margin calls
21. One of the more noteworthy sales during this time was from Aubrey McClendon, co-founder and CEO of Chesapeake Energy Corporation, who was forced to sell 94 percent of his holdings for $569 million to meet margin calls when Chesapeake’s stock price dropped 65 percent
22. If the Call goes in-the-money and you don’t have enough equity to buy the stock, you will be forced to sell the option before it expires in order to avoid a margin call, and that would mean you would give up any future gains you might have realized on the stock
23. Second, long before your entire account is wiped out, your broker is going to give you a margin call in the event that your short positions get to the point that they jeopardize your ability to trade (it is in your broker's best interests to keep you trading)
24. In most margin calls, your broker will simply exit your positions for you if you don't do it yourself within a given time period
25. “I got a margin call from the broker this afternoon,” he said
26. In an institutional setting, breaching a subsistence level might have an analogue in the institution’s bankruptcy, a trader reaching his or her terminal stop-loss limit or the point of an unaffordable margin call, a pension fund’s minimum acceptable funding ratio, or a financial intermediary’s binding capital constraint
27. To compound the arbitrageurs’ problems when they are facing losses, creditors may make margin calls if leverage is employed, stop-loss rules or risk managers can require position reductions, and vanishing liquidity may reinforce the downward spiral
28. The study simply posits that noise traders follow positive-feedback strategies (buying recent winners and selling recent losers), which could reflect extrapolative expectations, stop-loss orders, margin calls, portfolio insurance, or wealth-dependent risk aversion or sentiment
29. • leverage/loss/margin spirals (losses prompt financial intermediaries to shrink their own balance sheets, while margin calls due to losses, higher “haircuts”, and investor redemptions force hedge funds and other levered customers to reduce positions, with the result that selling pressure pushes risky assets even lower);
30. A margin call could be a wake-up call
31. One of the biggest fears I have found in new futures option traders is fear of a margin call
32. “My God, a Margin Call! I’m ruined!”
33. Understanding how the margin requirement can change on your option goes a long way toward making positioning decisions that will keep you far away from any talk of margin calls
34. The Margin Call Fear
35. New option traders tend to live in fear of the margin call
36. As we discussed earlier, margin calls are nothing to fear
37. If you are getting a margin call, chances are you should probably be closing something
38. However, if you are following these cash management rules, the chances of you ever receiving a margin call in an option-selling account are remote
39. Although Sam had substantial capital in his account, this strategy often required him to meet margin calls to continue to hold his positions
40. Eventually, Sam got a margin call that he could not (or did not want to) meet
41. A: As a general rule of thumb, we would recommend margining no more than 60% to 70% of your account at any given time unless you are willing to meet a margin call should you get one
42. However, we’ve also seen them get margin calls and subject themselves to overpositioning
43. The trouble comes when the investors overposition and then can’t or don’t want to meet a margin call when it comes, even if their positions are good
44. When the market was coming down, highly leveraged hedge funds might have started dumping the shares to avoid margin calls, in spite of the prices
45. The best source of “too much supply” hitting the markets is generally margin calls and other means of forced selling all hitting the markets at once, such as the Joe Traders of the world throwing in the towel and dumping their positions
46. This was essentially the largest margin call in the world
47. Unfortunately, on Thursday, October 24, 1929, more margin calls hit, and people began to sell their stocks as fast as they could
48. The exchange directed all employees to be on the floor, since there were numerous margin calls and sell orders placed overnight for the next trading day
49. As he preached the gospel of the Internet, I realized that there was so much excitement in this current market that it really didn’t matter how far down it went when the crash finally came—people were now believers, and they would hold on until they got their margin call
50. The brokers who worked with the funds started getting nervous because the positions had gone against the funds to the point where it wouldn’t take much of a further decline to start forcing margin calls
