AAPL 199.74 3.4065% MSFT 366.82 2.1441% NVDA 98.89 2.0431% GOOGL 151.47 2.5733% GOOG 153.9 2.6958% AMZN 173.18 3.5023% META 500.28 3.2229% AVGO 169.58 2.0276% LLY 827.54 1.1638% TSLA 237.97 4.6022% TSM 151.4 2.3942% V 331.4 3.5301% JPM 235.59 2.8822% UNH 427.18 0.435% NVO 59.91 2.7087% WMT 94.85 2.6404% LVMUY 111.4 2.4839% XOM 108.3 2.8002% LVMHF 556.59 0.0% MA 527.33 3.5361%
AAPL 199.74 3.4065% MSFT 366.82 2.1441% NVDA 98.89 2.0431% GOOGL 151.47 2.5733% GOOG 153.9 2.6958% AMZN 173.18 3.5023% META 500.28 3.2229% AVGO 169.58 2.0276% LLY 827.54 1.1638% TSLA 237.97 4.6022% TSM 151.4 2.3942% V 331.4 3.5301% JPM 235.59 2.8822% UNH 427.18 0.435% NVO 59.91 2.7087% WMT 94.85 2.6404% LVMUY 111.4 2.4839% XOM 108.3 2.8002% LVMHF 556.59 0.0% MA 527.33 3.5361%

Discretionary Account

Updated on August 29, 2023

An account which enables an authorized broker to sell and buy securities without the permission of client for every trade is referred to as discretionary account. In other words, it is defined as an agreement in which customer gives complete or limited authority to a broker to sell and buy securities without prior approval of the customer. However, it is worth pointing out that this account does not allow brokers to make the trade in their best interests, rather decisions made need to be consistent with the client’s objectives.