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This 4 page paper looks at the potential ideas and thoughts behind a project to investigate the impact of margin trading on the Russian stock market, outlines some of the aims and the proposed structure of the paper. This paper compliments paper TEmargintr.rtf. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
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and capitalism. A developing economy and one where there have been many issues concerning corruption, but for the economy to grow there is the need for the stock market to
be trusted. The stock market is developing and there are tools which are being used which may help stimulate the market but
can also increase risk. With an arguably fragile market tools and approaches that are risky or potentially destabilizing could be problematic, whereas those that stimulate the market could be of
benefits. Margin trading fits into both of these categories, what could it lead to in Russia. If we understand what may happen
in Russia this may also be used in other areas where there are developing economies with similar characteristics, especially from ex communist countries. This could be complimented with a
mind map. Areas of Interest This incorporates a number of areas of interest in a single project and brain storming could create the
following ideas and questions; * The concept of margin trading; what is it and in developing economies is it really wise to allow trading to take place in this
way? It is argued that margin trading was a contributory factor to the great depression in the US in 1929; is this theoretically possible and could the same thing
happen in Russia? * Can it falsely stimulate a stock market based on phantom values which are only there due to greed rather than real value, possibly the presence of
irrational exuberance. * Margin trading has been examined in developed economies, but it has not been examined very much in developing economies, what might the impact be where there is
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