$Tesla(TSLA.US) surged to $488 that night, flying up $20 before I decided that since I'm bullish long-term, I would stop day trading. When it fell back to $430, I added to my position with margin. Feeling wise after it surged again on Christmas Eve, I then saw it start to drop from $470—already sensing bad omens—but rationality didn't overcome greed. I kept hoping it would rise again, and in the end, I didn't even sell the shares bought on margin, watching it fall all the way to now. Also, can anyone clarify: when Longbridge liquidates a position, do they sell all the stocks in the account or just enough to cover the repayment?
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