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This 26 page paper is written in the form of a literature review looking at areas which would need to be considered in a paper assessing the impact of margin trading on either developing or developed countries. The paper defines margin trading, explains how it takes place including margin accounts and the call margin. The potential impacts that margin trading can have on the markets is then discussed including pyramiding and depyramiding and potential stabilizing impacts. The bibliography cites 20 sources cited.
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26 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEMTlitrev.rtf
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Margin 6 2.2.3 Advantages and Disadvantages to the Individual Investors 7 2.3 IMPACT OF MARGIN TRADING ON THE MARKETS 9 2.3.1 The Negative Impacts of Pyramiding and De-pyramiding... 11 2.3.2 The Potential Stabilizing Impacts 14 2.4 INVESTOR BEHAVIOR 16 2.5 THE IMPACT
OF CONTROLS ON MARGIN TRADING IMPACTS 23 3. CONCLUSION 27 REFERENCES 29 1. Introduction Margin trading is a practice that has attracted both positive and negative attention with research that indicates there
are both positive and negative impacts that result from the practice in both developing and developed markets. When China changed their regulations in 2005 to allow margin trading to take
place it was a very controversial move, but the motivation was to boost trading by tapping into the $4 trillion that was held in deposit and savings accounts in the
country (Bloomberg, 2005). However, the same characteristics that may boost trading can also result in a number of negative consequences for the investors and the market (Farber, 2004). The reality
was that the trading was introduced in only a very limited way and the decision to implement it on a wide scale in the main markets has been delayed, and
the limited degree of margin trading that was allowed was stopped. There has been a commitment to allowing margin trading to take place, but it is still being delayed and
is still controversial. The impact it may have on the market is not known. In order to assess the potential impact of margin trading in a developing market it
is necessary to look at what margin trading is and how it takes place, the potential impact on the investors, and then look at the theories concerning the potential impact
on the markets themselves. Within this we also need to consider the human issues, markets behave in a way that reflects the actions of the traders and the investors. Therefore,
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