Los 39.e Flashcards
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What is a long position?
A investor who owns an asset, or has the right or obligation under a contract to hold the asset
What is a short position
Result from borrowing an asset and selling it, with the obligation to replace te asset in the future
What is a short sell
(1) simultaneously borrows and sells securities through a broker, (2) must return the securities at the request of the lender or when the short sale is closed out, and (3) must keep a portion of the proceeds of the short sale on deposit with the broker.
What are payment-in-lieu
The short seller must pay all dividends or interest that the lender would have received from the security that has been loaned to the short seller
What is the short rebate rate
The short seller must also deposit the proceeds of the short sale as collateral to guarantee the eventual repurchase of the security. The broker then earns interest on these funds and may return a portion of this interest to the short seller
What is a leverage position?
Using borrowed funds to purchase an asset
What does buying on margin mean?
Using leverage to buy securities, and borrowed funds are called the marin loan, the interest rate is called the Call Money Rate
What is the Initial Margin Requirement
Minimum amount of equity that investors are required to put up at the time of a new margin purchase.
How do you workout leverage ratio
Value of asset / Value of Equity Possition
Value of asset
How do you workout margin call price
(1-initial margin / 1-maintainance margin)