What Is a Margin Stock?
Stock margin is just a colloquial term that actually refers to the money you use to buy stocks.
Stock margin
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- Chinese name
- Stock margin
- Definition
- The money you used to buy stocks
- Originated from
- imitate
- Stock margin is just a colloquial term that actually refers to the money you use to buy stocks.
- Stock margin claims should be derived from imitation
- Futures trading has a leverage amplification effect. After the position is held, the margin balance is changing. When the margin is insufficient, it will be required to cover the position. However, under the current stock trading system, this does not happen, and no margin is required in the account when you do not buy stocks. Therefore, stock margin = number of shares purchased x price per share.