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littlejohn

11/08/17 4:36 PM

#37280 RE: realstocksarentpinks #37274

Only listed stocks qualify for margin...


So, those have to be

monitored if buying

lower tier company...


If the listed company

value dropped then an

owner might choose to

sell the lower tier

company bought...


Margin does allow the

traders to trade without

the 2 day settlement

requirement...



No upside down margin

valuation should occur

due to the price of

lower tier companies

bot with margin...


But don't try to

tell Larry that when

he sees his total

portfolio value lower...LJ



Don38

11/08/17 4:57 PM

#37285 RE: realstocksarentpinks #37274

If most cwir longs are buying on margin that may be a large part of the reason why these shorts able to manipulate the cwir pps. This would mean that longs and shorts are borrowing to fight each other within the pps. Since it's always been easier to scare a penny investor than recruit them, the shorts are able to keep the pps down. Bottom line being if you're buying on margin don't be surprised if shorty is able to cost you a ton of cash.

FUBAR

11/08/17 5:00 PM

#37286 RE: realstocksarentpinks #37274

Not saying necessarily buying on margin. Shorts can borrow shares from margin accounts. Not from shares bought from cash accounts.