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MARGIN TRADING

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MARGIN TRADING
Margin account and interest rates

Margin trading allows you to increase your buying power by  leveraging your account assets. IRAIC offers equities margin interest rates as low as 5.00 percent to help put the buying power in your hands.

 12.50%  - > Less than $50,000        11.50% - > $50,000 – $499,999       Negotiated* - > $500,000+2

*For balance tiers over $500K, please email to: accounts@iraic.group to learn about our latest rate offers.

How to get started
Step 1
Review account types
Step 2
Open an account
Step 3
Fund your account
Step 4
Start trading

Important Notes
  1. Margin interest rates vary per the base rate and the size of the  debit balance. The base rate may be adjusted at IRAIC’s  discretion concerning commercially recognized interest rates, current  market trends, liquidity in the marketplace, and other industry  conditions, and is subject to change without prior notice.
  2. Margin balances between $500k-$1,999,999 will default to an  effective rate of 7.00% and margin balances greater than $2,000,000 will  default to an effective rate of 5.00%.
  3. Day Trading requires that certain levels of equity be deposited and  maintained in day-trading accounts and that these levels be sufficient  to support the risks associated with day-trading activities.
    Non-Day Traders:  Non-Day Traders may execute up to three day trades in a  five-trading-day period. If exceeded, the Non-Day Trader will be  reclassified as a Pattern Day Trader, and all of their margin accounts  will become subject to Pattern Day Trader rules. See the “Pattern Day  Traders” section below for more details. The sum or total number of all  margin day trades that have been executed in the previous 4 trading days  can be viewed in the platform’s “Balances” section.
    Additionally,  each individual margin account that is held by a Non-Day Trader is  limited to three opening transactions per day, less the number of day  trades in that account made in the preceding four trading days. For  example, if you have made two day trades in one of your margin accounts  in the preceding four trading days, you will be permitted to place one  new opening transaction in that account (buy or sell short) on the  current day. You will still be able to place as many closing  transactions (sell, buy to cover) as you would like on the current day.  In some cases, this limitation may not stop the Non-Day Trader from  being reclassified as a Pattern Day Trader.
    You may qualify to have this opening transaction limitation removed across all your margin accounts. Please talk with the Equities Trade Desk for details.
    Pattern Day Traders:  Based on FINRA day trading rules, any client that places four day  trades in a five-trading-day period is deemed to be a “pattern day  trader”. Each of a Pattern Day Trader’s margin accounts must maintain a  daily equity balance above U.S. $25,000 to have the ability to place  opening transactions. If an account’s equity balance falls below  $25,000.01, trading is restricted to closing transactions only until  that account’s equity balance is increased to above of $25,000.
  4. Learn more  here: https://www.pscint.org/investors/day-trading-margin-requirements-know-rules.

Margin requirements are structured for a diversified portfolio.  Accounts that are using margin for holding concentrated positions may be  asked to make immediate changes.
Special Margin Requirements: Due to low liquidity, volatility, or  other conditions, some IFCOs, Financial Instruments, Contracts and Stocks may have a special margin  requirement. You can view a list of these symbols here: https://www.iraic.trade.
A minimum of $2,000 is required to open and maintain a position on  margin, and a minimum of $2,000 is required to open and maintain a short  stock position.

Please contact us for information about IRAIC SME STOCK EXCHANGE margin requirements and concentration parameters.

Margin trading involves risks, and it is important that you fully understand those risks before trading on margin. Review the Margin Disclosure Statement. The PSC Margin Disclosure Statement outlines many of those risks, including:
    • You can lose more funds than you deposit in your margin account.
    • Your brokerage firm can force the sale of securities in your account.
    • Your brokerage firm can sell your securities without contacting you.
    • You are not entitled to an extension of time on a margin call.
       

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Please contact iraictrade@iraic,group for any queries.
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