Margin

Margin accounts, also known as margin accounts or cash advance accounts, use leverage to improve clients' profitability.
Margin Financing
Investors can use the stocks in the margin account as collateral, and borrow funds to invest according to a certain percentage of the total market value of the assets in the account.
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Leveraged Trading, Enhanced Quota

Investors can use the stocks in the margin account as collateral, and borrow funds according to a certain percentage of the total market value of the assets to invest, so as to improve the profitability by leveraging. Through this service, clients' purchasing power can be instantly improved, helping clients make timely and appropriate investment decisions in the ever-changing securities market, and seize opportunities to obtain higher investment returns.

Transparent fees and preferential interest rates

The charging standards for stock transactions in margin accounts are the same as those in cash accounts, including but not limited to transaction commissions, transaction levies, etc. If the client uses the margin limit, the overdraft interest rate is required. Our company provides an annual interest rate as low as the bank's preferential interest rate P+3%, and the interest is calculated daily based on the used quota and settled once a month. P+3% is the loan interest rate for financing. If the mortgageable value of the stock is less than the total amount of the loan, the difference will be charged at the standard of P+8%. All unsecured loans will be charged interest at the standard of P+5%.

Margin | Patrons Securities | Patrons Financial Holdings