sell out
liquidation of a margin account by a broker after a margin call has failed to produce additional equity to bring the margin to the required level. See also close a position ; margin requirement ; minimum maintenance .
Sell out
Liquidation of a margin account after a customer has failed to bring an account to a required level by producing additional equity after a margin call.
The selling of securities by a broker when a customer fails to pay for them.
Sell Out Procedures
Liquidation of a margin account that has failed to meet the equity requirements established by margin regulations, or liquidation of a security that has not been paid for by the customer in accordance with industry regulations.
See: Sell Out Procedures
Liquidation
1: Upon a brokerage client's failure to meet a margin call, the closing of positions within the account. If the position is long, the security is sold. If the position is short, the security is bought.
Staying power The ability of an investor to stay in the market and not to sell out of a position when an investment has fallen in value.
You could sell out entirely and pocket the earnings. If you decided to sell all 500 shares at the $105 tier you would still come out with a total profit of $7,500 and an overall 16.67% gain. Or you could sell 100 shares at each 5% increase.
With the JIC strategy, companies seek to remove or reduce the chance that products will sell out and thus leave inventory empty.
It takes up to a year of more to develop new books, 2 months to print (more in many young economies) and up to two years to sell out the stocks and collect all the money from customers. The largest assets are Inventory and Intangible Assets.
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Many shares and bonds are now quoted on more than one stockmarket and the Exchange allows dealers to buy and sell outside the official hours of the market. These transactions are treated as having been done at the start of the following business day.
The ability of an investor to stay in the market and not to sell out of a position when an investment has fallen in value.
Step up
To increase, as in step up the tax basis of an asset.
This type of inventory management strategy aims to minimize the probability that a product will sell out of stock.
When a company stock is not doing well, there is just so much that you can take. Predetermine the amount of loss that you are willing or are able to absorb. You should be able to just sell out or exit when the market level nears this tolerance limit ...
Referring to an investment style which aims to anticipate and take advantage of expected turns in the business cycle; eg. to sell out of equity investments after a prolonged period of growth in anticipation of a cyclical dip or recession.
Initial Margin (finance term)
Distress Sale (business term)
Liquidation (finance term)
Restricted Account (finance term)
Sell Out (finance term)
Silver Thursday (finance term)
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This is because minority shareholders are likely to worry that the company will be run to suit the controlling shareholder, and the interests of minorities may be affected. Therefore, it is only fair to allow them to sell out at the price that the ...
An entire issue of new stocks or bonds bought from the issuer by an investment dealer, frequently acting alone, for resale to its clients. The dealer risks its own money in a bought deal, and in the event that the price has to be lowered to sell out ...
The price would simply have collapsed earlier. The only good thing is that the executives would not then have had the chance to sell out before the rest of us found out, and that would be a very good thing.
an investment dealer, frequently acting alone, for resale to its clients, usually by way of a private placement or short form prospectus. The dealer risks its own capital in the bought deal. In the event that the price has to be lowered to sell out ...
public offering (IPO) to selected investors who agree to buy more at a higher price once it starts trading. The underwriter thus helps to ensure that the price will rise after trading starts. After the initial rally, the selected investors sell out ...
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