Common use of Eligible Securities Clause in Contracts

Eligible Securities. The securities that are eligible for trading by the Firm in your Account is determined by the Firm in its sole discretion. The types of securities supported by the Firm from time to time are described in the FAQ section of the Firm’s Website. For greater certainty, the Firm in its sole discretion may determine that any security that it has previously determined is eligible for trading is no longer eligible for trading. Additional fees may apply for certain securities, including options, warrants, OTC securities or mutual funds, as set out in the WSII Fee Schedule. The Firm may determine in its sole discretion that a security is no longer eligible for fractional trading. If the Firm makes such a determination, you acknowledge and agree that the Firm may liquidate any fractional holding of such security in your Account. The Firm is not responsible for any loss from such liquidation.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Client Account Agreement, Client Account Agreement

Eligible Securities. The securities that are eligible for trading by the Firm in your Account is determined by the Firm in its sole discretion. The types of securities supported by the Firm from time to time are described in the FAQ section of the Firm’s Website. For greater certainty, the Firm in its sole discretion may determine that any security that it has previously determined is eligible for trading is no longer eligible for trading. Additional fees may apply for certain securities, including options, warrants, OTC securities warrants or mutual funds, as set out in the WSII Fee Schedule. The Firm may determine in its sole discretion that a security is no longer eligible for fractional trading. If the Firm makes such a determination, you acknowledge and agree that the Firm may liquidate any fractional holding of such security in your Account. The Firm is not responsible for any loss from such liquidation.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Client Account Agreement