13. What is the maximum loss you can incur if you have a long position on...
13. What is the maximum loss you can incur if you have a long position on a stock in a cash account?
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The initial investment
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The initial margin
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The margin loan plus interest
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Zero
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Unlimited
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The maximum loss you can incur if you have a long position on a stock in a cash account is
The initial investment
For example if a stock is purchased for $100 then the maximu loss that can be incurred is $100 that too if the price of the stock reduces to zero
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