ISTILAH DASAR SAHAM YANG KAMU WAJIB TAHU (PART 2)

Summary

This video introduces six essential stock market terms every investor should understand. It covers 'Loud' as the minimum unit for purchasing stocks, 'GoKart' as an intermediary between investors and the capital market, 'Buyback' for companies repurchasing their own shares, 'Margin' for borrowing funds to increase investment potential, and 'Open' and 'Next' to indicate the status of a trade. Lastly, 'Amen' and 'Withdraw' are tools to adjust or cancel orders in trading apps. These terms help investors navigate the market with greater clarity and confidence.

Takeaways

• 😀 A 'lot' is the minimum quantity for purchasing a stock on the stock market, and its price can vary depending on the stock, e.g., for Antam, one lot costs 230,000 IDR.
• 😀 A 'GoKart' refers to a person who works in a securities company and acts as an intermediary between investors and the stock market. Different brokers have unique codes, like BOKYP or EMG.
• 😀 A 'Buyback' (BB) is a corporate action where a company buys back its own shares, usually when it thinks the stock price is undervalued or to improve liquidity.
• 😀 'Margin' is a facility provided by securities companies where clients can borrow funds to increase their investment capital. However, using margin involves higher risk due to leverage.
• 😀 Using margin can increase the potential profit, but it also comes with greater risk, as investors must repay borrowed funds even if their investments lose value.
• 😀 'Open' status in a stock transaction means that an order hasn't been fulfilled yet. The status changes to 'Filled' once the stock has been successfully purchased.
• 😀 A 'Limit Order' can be set in stock transactions, allowing investors to set a target price at which they wish to buy or sell a stock.
• 😀 'Amen' and 'Withdraw' are functionalities in trading platforms that allow users to modify or cancel their orders. 'Amen' is for updating, while 'Withdraw' cancels an order.
• 😀 It is important to understand the risks of using leverage when trading stocks. Not paying back borrowed funds on time can lead to forced sales of stocks by the broker.
• 😀 The video encourages viewers to interact by asking questions about stock terms they don’t understand in the comments, fostering a more engaging learning experience.

Q & A

What does the term 'Loud' refer to in the stock market?

In the stock market, 'Loud' refers to a unit or lot, which is the minimum quantity required to purchase shares. For example, to buy one lot of Antam shares, you would need 230,000 IDR.

What is the role of a 'GoKart' in the stock market?

A 'GoKart' is a broker working at a securities company who acts as an intermediary between investors and the capital market. They facilitate the buying and selling of stocks.

What does 'Buyback' mean in the context of the stock market?

A 'Buyback' is when a company repurchases its own shares, typically because the shares are considered undervalued or to improve the stock's liquidity.

What is Margin in stock trading?

Margin refers to a loan provided by a securities company to enable investors to buy more shares than they could with just their own funds. It increases both potential profits and risks.

What is the difference between 'Cash' and 'Buying Power' in the context of margin trading?

'Cash' refers to the actual money you have in your portfolio, while 'Buying Power' is the additional funds that you can borrow from the securities company to increase your investment.

What are the risks of using Margin in stock trading?

The risks of using Margin include the possibility of losing more than your initial investment. If the value of the stocks drops and you don't repay the loan, the securities company may liquidate some of your holdings to cover the borrowed amount.

What do 'Open' and 'Next' mean in stock trading?

'Open' indicates that a stock transaction has not been completed because the price has not yet been met. 'Next' refers to when the transaction is successful, and the stock has been bought or sold.

What is the function of 'Amin' in stock transactions?

'Amin' is a feature used to modify or adjust a stock order, such as changing the price at which you want to buy or sell the stock.

What does 'Withdraw' do in the context of stock trading?

'Withdraw' is used to cancel a pending stock order. If you no longer wish to buy or sell at the set price, you can use 'Withdraw' to cancel the transaction.

Why should investors be cautious about using Margin for stock trading?

Investors should be cautious about using Margin because it amplifies both potential gains and losses. If the market moves against the investor, they may be required to repay borrowed funds quickly, which can lead to significant financial risks.