Margin account and Warrants
The answer I got is slightly different from what another user got from Customer Service.
Customer service told him need to ensure positive cash (no margin debt) to ensure that stocks will not be lent out.
However, the answer I got says that stocks bought using margin are still under our name and as long as we turn off thr stock yield program, the stocks will not be lent out.
So, which is correct???
Disclaimer: Community is offered by Moomoo Technologies Inc. and is for educational purposes only.
Read more
Comment
Sign in to post a comment
Market Insights
Hot Topics
Trump's 'Taco deal' sparks market rebound : Market rebound sustainable ?
1. If tariffs pause, which sectors benefit first? 2. Trump's "threat-compromise" cycle normalizes—how to hedge across assets?
Moo Options Explorer
Apr 7 17:28
Weekly roundup: Tariff turmoil and recession fears dominate
Wisely-Invest : good, just keep the stock yield off and it shouldn't be lent out to shorters.
106306476 : As my understanding for those ask to transfer the share from margin account to cash account is to prevent broker lent out to shorter and the short shares available will be reduced. But if you bought share under margin account still entitled to get warrant same as you bought share to get cash dividends via margin account.