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"retail investors" normally refers to individuals at home and T+2 doesn't affect them because they have margin accounts. The only limitation is that if you day
by NavinF 3y ago
"retail investors" normally refers to individuals at home and T+2 doesn't affect them because they have margin accounts.
The only limitation is that if you day trade, you'll need $25k in your margin account. If you don't day trade or you have $25k, you can withdraw $0.01 a few milliseconds after selling $0.01 in shares
- dheera 3y agoPersonally I use the word "retail" to refer to restaurants, stores, malls, and other soulless things that occupy commercial real estate. I use "customers" to refer to souls that occupy residential real estate.
- dbish 3y agoYou can use that, but there are pretty well understood terms in finance already (like retail investors), and probably best to use the standard if you want to be well understood.
- NavinF 3y agoI find that obnoxious
- sclarisse 3y agoLewis Carroll wrote a gag about people using words like this.
- patmorgan23 3y agoThey retail investors, just like the people who patronize all of those businesses are retail customers.