the amount paid by a borrower to a creditor, or bondholder, as compensation for the use of borrowed money
A loan expense charged for
the use of borrowed money.
«This is already a huge amount, but
the use of borrowed money to speculate on stocks goes far beyond those with accounts at the regulated brokers.»
Definition:
The use of borrowed money from a brokerage house to purchase securities.
Also known are the hedge funds, which pry most of
the use of borrowed money and do highly speculative transactions, such as short sales, ie sales of stocks they do not own in the hope that the price falls and they can buy the shares later cheaper.
Interest: A loan expense charged by the lender and paid by the borrower for
the use of borrowed money.
It is most commonly the price paid for
the use of borrowed money, 1 or money earned by deposited funds.
Interest is a loan expense charged for
the use of borrowed money.
The fund's net gearing (
use of borrowed money) has also been increased, to 17 % of net assets.
Note that
the use of borrowed money to finance short selling of securities involves greater risk.
Note that
the use of borrowed money to finance the purchases of securities involves greater risk than purchases using your own funds.
Margin is
the use of borrowed money to purchase securities.
A loan expense charged for
the use of borrowed money.
This is simply because whatever you do to try to control the risk, you still own more shares than you would if you were trading without
the use of borrowed money.
Leverage is usually achieved through
the use of borrowed money.
And here too prices were driven higher by
the use of borrowed money.
Interest is an amount paid by a borrower to a lender as compensation for
the use of borrowed money.
Even when this is complete, there is likely to be greater restraint when it comes to
the use of borrowed money to juice returns.
Active trading, attempts to «time» market movements, inadequate diversification, the payment of high and unnecessary fees to managers and advisors, and
the use of borrowed money can destroy the decent returns that a life - long owner of equities would otherwise enjoy.
Positive leverage or gearing refer to
the use of borrowed money to increase investment returns.