SD na 52-week low…
dolazim u napast…
SD na 52-week low…
dolazim u napast…
da….procurio….takodjer gledam….
Ne škodi pročitati:
http://sumfolio.com/notable-analyst-upgrades-downgrades-and-comments-434/
ja njusim dobru korekciju…..u usa…..danas ukesiran 75%
uzeo faz 30%
Ukoliko ti broker to dozvoli onda je daleko bolje shortati FAS nego kupiti FAZ.
Ukoliko ti broker to dozvoli onda je daleko bolje shortati FAS nego kupiti FAZ.
na zalost nema shorta…imam cash &option racun,,,,kazu da treba promjenit u margin racun….tek onda….sogotrade ,jbg fali mi to shortanje
A ježi ga, pa trebao si odmah otvoriti margin račun, cash račun je previše ograničen.
Makar nije loš izbor za oprezne.
A ježi ga, pa trebao si odmah otvoriti margin račun, cash račun je previše ograničen.
Makar nije loš izbor za oprezne.
nisam ja pojma imao sto nosi margin niti cash a kamoli opcije….acount…sad vidim sto mi fali ….neznam kakve promjene mi nosi izmjena u margin racun????? osim onog neogranicenog day -trade ako se ima +25000$ , dali se nesto drugo mjenja?
Mijenja se dosta toga… možeš kupovati i 2 puta više dionica ako poželiš, ovisno o margin zahtjevima pojedine dionice. Recimo da neka dionica ima margin requirement 45%. Znači da za 4.500$ casha možeš kupiti do 10.000$ te dioice.
A možeš i slobodnije trgovati bez da se uloviš u free-riding ili good-faith prekršaj pa ti broker blokira račun
Free riding (also known as Freeriding or Free-riding) is a term used in the stock-trading world to describe the practice of buying shares or other securities without actually having the capital to cover the trade. This is possible when recently bought or sold shares are unsettled, and therefore have not been paid for.
Free riding Violation
The Securities and Exchange Commission states "In a cash account, you must pay for the purchase of a stock before you can sell it. If you buy and sell a stock before paying for it, you are free riding, which violates the credit extension provisions of the Federal Reserve Board. If you free ride, your broker must freeze your account for 90 days."
If someone is trading rapidly and using all the cash available in the account to buy and sell, that person will likely get a "freeriding violation." Freeriding is subject to a mandatory 90-day cash-up-front restriction. Clients can still trade, but they lose the ability to make purchases with unsettled sale proceeds.
Good Faith and Free riding
The main difference between a good faith violation and free riding is the eventual deposit of funds to cover the buy. In free riding the buyer sells the security without ever depositing the funds to pay for the initial purchase.
The Federal Reserve considers a good faith violation an "abuse of credit" and requires the broker keep track of them. If the trader gets three violations in one year, the broker is required to restrict the account. This is compared to the free riding violation which results in an automatic restriction.