Unit 23: Trading Securities Flashcards

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1
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cash account

A

must pay in full for all securities purchased

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margin account

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may borrow funds to pay for securities, or use already paid for securities to borrow against.

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3
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marginable securities

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-Exchange-listed stocks and bonds
-Stocks traded on the Nasdaq Stock Market
-Warrants traded on either of the above
**Mutual funds/New Issues (including preemptive rights) cannot be purchased on margin, but can be used as collateral after owned for 30 days.

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4
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Margin Agreement

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-credit agreement
-hypothecation agreement
-optional loan consent
**must secure written margin agreement from client promptly AFTER initial transaction in account

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5
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Must secure written margin agreement promptly…

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AFTER initial transaction in account

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6
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Credit Agreement

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discloses terms, interest methods, assurance notices are done as frequently as interest charges

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7
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Hypothecation agreement

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Gives the firm permission to pledge securities to a lending institution

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8
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Loan Consent

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Gives the firm permission to loan securities to other brokers

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9
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risk disclosure document (FINRA)

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-delivered prior to or at the time of account opening.
-discusses risks associated with margin trading

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10
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broker call loanrate

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interest rate banks charge B/Ds on money borrowed to lend to margin customers.

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11
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margin call

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deposit needed for margin transaction

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12
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maintenance call

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if equity falls below 25%, additional funds must be deposited. if not met, firm will liquidate securities.

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13
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house maintenance

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if a firm imposes stricter than 25% requirements for equity

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14
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long equity

A

Long CMV - debit balance

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15
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short equity

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Credit Balance - Short CMV

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16
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net equity

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short + long equity

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17
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positive margin

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returns are exceeding cost of borrowed money

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18
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margin interest

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is tax deductible (unless purchasing muni’s)

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19
Q

primary market

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proceeds of sales go to issuer

20
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secondary market

A

previously issued securities traded on an exchange

21
Q

listed security

A

traded on an exchange

22
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SEC power over exchanges

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-suspend trading in any nonexempt security for up to 10 days without prior notice;
-suspend trading on an entire exchange for up to 90 days (SEC must give prior notification to the president of the United States)

23
Q

specialist/DMM

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maintains orderly markets and price continuity

24
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OTC market

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where unlisted securities trade
-includes stocks, corporate bonds, and muni/govt bonds
-negotiated markets, buyer and seller can negotiate with each other

25
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Dual capacity of B/D

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-cannot act as both broker and dealer in same transaction
-capacity must be disclosed on trade confirm

26
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Acting as Broker

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-agency capacity;
-facilitates trades between buyer and seller;
-earn a commission

27
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Acting as Dealer

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-principal capacity;
-buy/sell for their own account and inventory
-earns markup/markdown

28
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Carrying B/D

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-holds accounts, securities, and funds of its clients
-provide clearing and settlement services
-must follow Customer Protection Rule

29
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Introducing B/D

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-must disclose to clients that it is an introducing firm.
-does not need to follow Customer Protection Rule

30
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two items that DO NOT need to be on order ticket

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-current market price
-client’s name/address

31
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items required on order ticket

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-account number;
-solicited, unsolicited, or discretionary (including time or price);
-if a sale, long or short;
-market, limit, or stop;
-number of shares or aggregate par value;
-the time of order entry (execution time and execution price will be added);
-name of broker-dealer and registered individual responsible for order.

32
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market order

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-guaranteed execution, unless security is no longer trading
-has priority over other order types

33
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limit order

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-can only be executed at specified price or better
-held with DMM if not executed immediately
-will do partial fills if able

34
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selling short

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-borrows and sells shares of stock
-must “buy” shares to close position
-must occur in margin account

35
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stop order

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-entered to protect profit or prevent loss
-stop price triggers order and becomes market order
-can do stop limit order where becomes a limit order

36
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uses of a buy stop order

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-protect against loss in short position
-protect gain in short position
-establish long position when breakout occurs above line of resistance

37
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uses of a sell stop order

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-protect against loss in long position
-protect gain in long position
-establish short position when breakout occurs below line of support

38
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capping

A

form of market manipulation where sell orders are entered to prevent it from rising above a certain price

39
Q

pegging

A

form of market manipulation where buy or sell orders are entered to keep price from moving

40
Q

block trade - NYSE Rule 72

A

an order with the lower of 10,000 shares or $200,000 USD.

41
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High Frequency Trading

A

using algorithms and automated systems to frequently trade and profit from small movements and differences in markets.
-increases market efficiency and liquidity
-potential cause of market manipulation due to many trades entered and cancelled, sending trade signals to other traders
-can cause snowballing effect.

42
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dark pools are typically used by

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institutions due to anonymity

43
Q

Which act authorizes use of margin?

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Securities Exchange Act of 1934

44
Q

Payment for order flow

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is permitted.

45
Q

disclosing markup/markdown

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does not always need to be disclosed.

46
Q

mixed margin acount; own/owe

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You OWN: Long CMV & Short credit balance
You OWE: Short CMV & Long debit balance