1. (C)STOP BUY ORDER - Since you have sold the stock at the beginning and you want to minimise your potential loss. It can only be minimised by placing an opposite order as a stop loss.So, A sell order is to be squared off by placing a buy order with a stop loss to minimise losses.
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If you sold short 300 shares of Disney stock at $80 per share, you might want to limit your potential losses to about $5 per share. Assuming your order can be filled at the price you specify, which of the following orders would help you? a) limit buy b) limit sell c) stop buy d) stop sell e) all of the above
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_may limit 10. Consider the following short sale example: an investor borrows 100 shares of a stock from the broker, put down 50% as the initial margin, and sells the stock at $100/share in the market. Suppose the stock price later goes up from $100/share to $150/share, put a the potential loss for the investor. A. limit sell order at $120/share B. limit buy order at $120/share C. stop buy order at $120/share D. stop loss order at $120/share
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1. market; stop-loss; limit
2. sell; buy
You sell 200 shares of a stock short for $46 per share. You want to limit your loss on this transaction to no more than $1,300. What order should you place? You should place order to 200 shares at s(Choose the correct answer from each drop-down menu and round to the nearest dollar.)
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