ch.9 Flashcards

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cash account

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clients with regular cash accounts make full pmt for purchases on/before settlement date

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2
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normal settlement days

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§ Gov of cda Treasury Bills: same day as the transaction
§ Gov of cda Bonds 5 yrs or less: 2 business days
§ Other securities: 3 business days after

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margin accoutns

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clients who wish to buy/sell securities on credit and initially pay only part of full price of transaction

Client pays only portion of the purchase price, dealer member lends balance to client

• Margin amount of funds investor must personally provide

Margin + loan provided by dealer member together make up total amt req to complete transactio

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long position

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actual ownership in security

○ Investor buys c/s to initiate position would have long position in stock

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5
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short position

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investor sells security that they don’t own
○ Investor burrows shares from broker, sells shares in market to initiate position, has a short position

To close short position- must buy back stok from market and return stock to broker

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6
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2 types of margin positions

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○ Long margin position: investor partially finances the purchase of securities, borrows money from the dealer
○ Short margin position: investor sells securities short, dealer borrows securities to cover short position

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7
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margin call

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Margin is amount put up by client

If loan drops due to a fall in price of security, client must immediately provide additional funds in the account to cover shortfall

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8
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excess margin

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If security price rises, loan rises, client has access to more funds in account

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9
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short selling

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sale of securities that the seller doesn’t own, ○ Profits made whenever initial sale price exceeds subsequent purchase cost

	○ Long position- investor purchases a security, holds it hoping to sell later at higher price
	○ Short selling- investor sells security 1st, then waits hoping to buy it back later at lower price
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10
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dangers of selling short

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• Difficulties in borrowing a sufficient quantity of security sold short to cover the short sale

Short seller responsible for maintaining adequate margin

• Short seller liable for any dividends or other benefits paid during period account short

Buy in requirements (obligation to buy back stock after selling short) effetive if adequate margin cannot be maintained AND/OR if originally borrowed stock called by owner and no other stock can be borrowed to replace it

Theoretical possibility of unlimited loss if stock price rises dramatically

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11
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Types of securities orders

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  • Money order
  • Limit order
  • Day order
  • good till cancelled order (GTC)
  • All or none order (AON)
  • any part order
  • Good through Order
  • Stop loss order
  • Stop buy order
  • Professional (PRO) order
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12
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Market order

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order to buy /sell specified number of securities at prevailing market price

All orders not bearing specific price considered market orders

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13
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Limit order

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-order to buy/sell securities at specific price or better

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14
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Day order

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order to buy/sell that expires if not executed on day entered

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15
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Good till cancelled order (GTC)

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order to buy/sell remains in effect till either executed or cancelled

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16
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All or none order (AON)

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entire amount of stock must be bought or sold or no part of order can be executed

17
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ANY PART ORDER

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  • opposite of AON order

- ○ Client accepts in odd lot or standard trading units up to the full amount of order

18
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GOOD THROUGH ORDER

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orders to buy/sell that is good for specified number of days

- automatically cancelled if not filled

19
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STOP LOSS ORDER

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order to sell security whern price of one standard trading unit of security declines to or falls to certain amount

20
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STOP BUY ORDER

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order to buy a security only after reached a certain price

21
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Professional (PRO) order

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fundamental trading regulation to protect public relates to priority given to clients order if order competes with a non client order at same price.