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Investors Borrowed $1.45 Trillion to Buy Stocks. Is the Market One Correction Away From a Margin-Call Avalanche?
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article warns that elevated margin lending may be artificially amplifying equity-market returns and could intensify selling in a market downturn. Borrowed money can support stock prices during rallies but may trigger forced liquidations and accelerate declines when prices fall, creating a material vulnerability for risk assets.
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