Margin1保证金
Margin allows investors2 to buy securities with money borrowed from brokers4 or banks. It is calculated based on the difference between the market value of the
stock and the loan made by the lender. The extension of credit to customers for securities transactions in the U.S. is regulated by: the Federal Reserve Board,
the New York Stock Exchange , the National Association of Securities Dealers5 , and inpidual firms. The Federal reserve regulates the amount of
money that a broker3 may lend to a customer through Regulation T . Although Reg T allows for the extension of margin credit for any listed security,
most brokerage firms have more strict lending rules and will not lend for the purchase of low-priced securities.
投资者可以通过保证金从经纪人或银行借款来购买证券。保证金的计算取决于股票的市场价值和贷款的差异。美国的联邦储备局，纽约证券交易平台，全美证券买卖商协会和个别公司一同规定证券顾客的信贷延展问题。美联储通过法规T来限制经纪人对顾客的贷款数额。虽然法规T允许对一些保证金账户延展信贷，但大部分证券经纪公司对贷款有更严格的规定并且不会贷款给顾客来购买底价股票。
