Margin Details

Balance	Description	Update Frequency
Margin Debit	A margin debit indicates the amount you owe Fidelity based on margin trade executions. If there is cash in your Core, a journal would take place on settlement date to reduce this debit balance. If there was not enough cash in the Core, you would start paying margin interest on this value at settlement.	Intraday
Cash (core)	Account settlement position for trade activity and money movement, including core and other eligible additional Fidelity money markets. Executed Buy orders and cash withdrawals will reduce the Core, and executed Sell orders and cash deposits will increase the Core.	Overnight
Margin Interest Rate	This is the most recent margin interest rate that is applicable to your account. This rate is calculated by combining Fidelity's base rate with a rate related to the size of your account's margin debit balance.	Overnight
Daily Margin Interest Accrued	The daily margin interest accrued is based on the previous business day's margin balance and refers to interest applicable for that day. When the previous business day is a Friday or the day preceding a market holiday, interest is accrued forward. As such, in a typical week, the number shown on Saturday morning will account for interest accrued for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.	Overnight
Margin Interest Accrued (month to date)	The total amount of interest accrued during the month. Interest rate periods run for 30 calendar days beginning on the 21st of each month until the 20th of the next month. However, changes in the Fidelity base rate accompanying the Fed rate changes always mark the end of a calculation period.	Overnight

Real-Time, Intraday, and Overnight

• Real-time: Balances updated Real-time display values that change with market price fluctuations on the underlying securities in your account. Essentially, it is a complete recalculation based on price fluctuations of positions, trade executions, and money movement into or out of the account.
• Intraday: Balances updated Intraday reflect trade executions and money movement into and out of the account during the day.
• Overnight: Balances updated Overnight display values after a nightly update of the account. In some cases, certain balance fields can only be updated overnight due to regulatory restrictions.

Additional Details

For more detailed information about your account balances, you can expand the balances table by clicking Show All or you can expand an individual section by clicking the "+" sign to the left of any section name , or just clicking the name of the section. When the table is expanded for a detailed view of individual balance fields, the "+" sign becomes a "-" sign that you can click to collapse the table and return to the summary view. If all the sections of the balances table have been expanded (because you either clicked Show All or expanded each section individually), you can collapse the table and return to the summary view by clicking either Hide All or the "-" sign to its left.

Positive/Negative and Credit/Debit

• Positive/Negative: All values in the Current column are reflected as positive values unless the calculation for a specific balance field results in a negative number or money is due to meet certain requirements. In this case, the number will be reflected with a minus sign "-" in front of it.
• Credit/Debit: Certain field names will change depending on whether the value is positive (Credit) or negative (Debit). Whether the balance field indicates Credit or Debit, the amount is always represented as a positive value. For example, if you have money due to you from the execution of trades in your Margin account, the amount owed to you is displayed as a Margin Credit. If instead, you owe money from the execution of trades in your Margin account, the amount you owe is displayed as a Margin Debit. Both values display as positive numbers, and the field name (in this example, Margin Credit or Margin Debit) reflects whether the value is a credit or debit to your account.