Before earnings, a margin user should check account risk first, not simply guess whether the stock will rise or fall.
Check:
Margin balance — how much you actually borrowed.
Margin requirement — it may change.
Concentration — too much money in one stock increases risk.
Excess liquidity — keep a safety buffer.
Buying power — don’t use everything.
Simple rule:
Earnings can cause a sudden big price move. Margin can make the loss much bigger.
So, protect your account first and leave enough room for unexpected moves.
Answer: C — Check the risks and keep a buffer.
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