<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>				<article id="-723397346"><artname>Setting Up a Margin Account</artname><image file="814120_ec.jpg" align="left" alt="Photo of a " /><p>When opening a <glossary def="An account with a broker in which the investor buys securities partly with cash and partly on credit with the broker. Using a margin account requires the investor to possibly give some control of the account to the broker." primary="Margin Account">margin account</glossary>, you must sign a <glossary def="The ratio of revenue to any of several of a company's figures." primary="Margin">margin</glossary> agreement form. This outlines the rules for using your margin account. Once you have placed <glossary def="An investment document that a corporation, government, or other organization issues as proof of debt or equity. Also, the debt or equity itself." primary="Security">securities</glossary> in your margin account, the <glossary def="An individual or firm that matches buyers and sellers who want to trade securities or other investments. " primary="Broker">broker</glossary> <nodef>will</nodef> price them and tell you the value of your <glossary def="The total investments of an individual or company." primary="Portfolio">portfolio</glossary> and how much you can borrow. You can make a margin <glossary def="Money that has been borrowed from a creditor (lender) by a debtor and that must be repaid. Loans may also be referred to as liabilities." primary="Loan">loan</glossary> anytime thereafter by telephone, mail, or in person without having to complete any other applications or forms.</p></article>	