A margin call means your broker is asking you to repay the money it lent you to buy stocks - and if you don't, it could mean big losses for your portfolio
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A margin call usually happens when the securities you borrowed money from a
broker to buy drop drastically in value, and you must furnish more funds.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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