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The clause establishes the firm's unilateral authority to adjust margin terms and execute account liquidations based on its assessment of risk exposure, without requiring advance customer notification or approval before taking action.
Customers operating margin accounts agree that positions may be liquidated without advance notice when margin requirements are triggered or when the firm determines action is necessary to protect its interests, meaning account positions are subject to forced sale at times determined by the firm rather than the account holder.
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"We can increase our house margin requirements at any time without advance notice. You understand that we have the right to liquidate any or all securities or other property in your account(s), including in any account you may have with our affiliates, at any time, without prior notice to you, to meet a margin call or to protect our interests.— Excerpt from Robinhood's Robinhood Customer Agreement
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The clause establishes the firm's unilateral authority to adjust margin terms and execute account liquidations based on its assessment of risk exposure, without requiring advance customer notification or approval before taking action.
Customers operating margin accounts agree that positions may be liquidated without advance notice when margin requirements are triggered or when the firm determines action is necessary to protect its interests, meaning account positions are subject to forced sale at times determined by the firm rather than the account holder.
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