Loans against Mutual Funds Devastating Margin call https://youtube.com/shorts/C-augZnrlek?feature=share
Loan against mutual funds Devastating margin call "They're going to sell my entire portfolio." That was the actual, panicked voiice a client who came to my office about 2 weeks ago. He had taken out a Loan Against Securities—or LAS—to fund a quick business need. He thought it was a genius move: unlocking cash without selling his mutual funds. Until the market crashed. Here is what the bank didn’t warn him about. When you borrow against your portfolio, your collateral can betray you overnight. Because your funds are tied to the market, a sudden crash shrinks the lender’s safety cushion. When that happens, the bank triggers a margin call. And guess what? The clock is ticking. You don't get weeks to figure it out; you get a few working days. If you miss that deadline, you lose complete control. This triggers a forced liquidation. Lenders sell your assets to protect *themselves*, meaning they will sell at the exact bottom of the market. You don’t get a say in the price....