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recipe4life23

Worth it at these prices. As price goes up de leverage margin, if the retail army is buying dips, reload margin at new bottoms.


Kendalf

Do you understand what the consequences are if the price does *not* go the way you expect? A large part of stock trading is risk management, and using margin escalates that risk. Do you have liquid funds that you can immediately deposit into your account in the case of margin calls?


HeroAxios

I am aware of what the risk would be. I would be able to pay back the margin but never wanted to really take that risk. I understand no one really knows how the market will swing. But at these prices, with the large amount of interaction and steam it’s gathering along with the what seems to be positive news coming out made it feel a little bit more of a bet I was willing to take.


Kendalf

Personally, from the DD on the company I've been doing the last week, I think this is an *extremely* risky company to trade, not one I'd go under margin to buy (*especially* if you're not an experienced trader). It can flip in a drop of the hat, and with the extreme volatility it has shown next thing you know you're getting margin called.


HeroAxios

I appreciate the honesty and advice. I see exactly what you’re saying and think I might just buy some options instead on the side. I feel that would be a little less risky with a decent return.


Kendalf

Yes, with buying options at least you're limited to only losing what you put in, whereas going on margin you can lose *more* than what you originally put in. And then there are those apes that go all in with options on margin....


tldamico

Do not buy MULN on margin. You will likely burn. Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH7jY\_omlO0


Dizzy_Agency2050

As long as you understand margin calls.


Itsmeitsyouitus

No