As part of the FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, your account may still be subject to the pattern day trading (PDT) rules during the implementation period specified by FINRA…

Yes. A deposit made on the same day as an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD), but after the deficit has been identified, can reduce or preempt the associated IMD call…

Under the FINRA rule change replacing day trading margin requirements with intraday margin standards, new margin accounts will generally not be subject to the pattern day trading (PDT) rules. However, depending on your account setup, your account may remain subject to the PDT rules during the implementation period specified by FINRA…

Under the FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, the $25,000 minimum equity requirement for pattern day traders is no longer required. For accounts trading on margin and/or executing short sales, the minimum equity requirement is $2,000 to trade with leverage or execute short sales. …

The FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, impacts most Regulation T margin accounts…

An Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) call is issued on the business day following the day the deficit occurred…

An Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) is defined as the largest maintenance margin deficiency with respect to any excess liquidity reducing transaction in a margin account during a given trading day…

Under the FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, if an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) is not satisfied within five business days and the client makes a practice of failing to satisfy IMD "as promptly as possible"…

An Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) could occur when a maintenance margin deficiency exists at the time of, or immediately after, any of the following transactions in a margin account:

• Any purchase or sale effected in the account, including as the result of the exercise or assignment of an option, that has the effect of reducing the account’s excess liquidity…

Transfers into or out of the Securities Segment are considered deposits or withdrawals, respectively, under intraday margin standards for Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) purposes. As a result, an incoming segment transfer may help satisfy open IMD calls, while an outgoing segment transfer could, in certain limited circumstances, trigger an IMD call…

Under the FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, a customer shall not be considered to be making a practice of failing to satisfy an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) "as promptly as possible" due to an IMD that does not exceed the lesser of 5% of the equity in the margin account or $1,000…

Under the FINRA rule change replacing day trading margin requirements with intraday margin standards, if a customer makes a practice of failing to satisfy an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) "as promptly as possible" AND has not met the IMD by the close of business on the…

If an account incurs an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) at any point between 8:00 PM on Friday and 11:59 PM on Sunday, the deficit will be considered in determining the IMD call issued Tuesday morning. The amount reflected in that call will be the maximum…

An Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) for a day is satisfied if, from the end of the day the IMD occurred to the end of a subsequent day, the customer has made net deposits or otherwise caused an increase in the account’s excess liquidity sufficient to equal the IMD…

The following transactions could create an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) in a margin account:

• Any purchase or sale effected in the account, including as the result of the exercise or assignment of an option, that has the effect of reducing the account’s excess liquidity …