Will a bank give you a line of credit to buy stocks?
- Thread starter SoyUnGanador
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well. If you trade options, there are more things to consider like
delta gamma theta vega rho.
Many traders started with trading futures like ES, NQ.
Brown Nosing little b**tch...
Your mea culpa barely meets the definition of the term.
Accurate picture. Some people are natural genuflectors.
Are you trying to totally self destruct ?
You are unprofitable in your current trading, and you think the problem is that you have no leverage ?
Go ahead and ask the Margin Clerk where your stocks are for margin buying power.
If that person says no, there's a good reason for that.
And try to find a quiet moment where the reason becomes clear.
Who and why are you calling someone a Brown nosing little bitch?
At just short of 6'2 and 120kg, I've spent 40 years lifting and doing most major Martial Arts and Boxing. I'm guessing Id make a little Keyboard Warrior like you the little bitch irl.
Just like everyone else on the internet. Just making an observation on how hard ya pulling on the mans C**k. With that being said, Im sorry. I was JK.
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THAT depends;
The bank[banco] may ask you what's your selling plan?? So you tell them about your profits+ selling plan on VALE, not to the exact penny but generally
So they look @ your collateral, character + capacity to pay.
Dividends dont really count as income, like a business or salary.
A good bank president will be real polite, maybe mention a topping tail on OCT/ VALE;
but banks seldom lend on a business or stocks or swampland. Even though low priced swamp land can be real valuable because of the ducks.
Strangely, a bank will not care on a weeks profit in VALE they want to see years of profits income. Good question.
"ElCubano" - Add that name to the list of grubby cowsrdice Keyboard Warriors you'll come across on the Internet.