A long margin purchase means buying securities partly with borrowed funds from the dealer .
The investor pays part of the purchase price (the margin), while the dealer lends the balance .
This differs from:
A (cash purchase): uses only own funds.
B (limit order): unrelated, based on price conditions.
D (short sale): selling borrowed shares, not buying.
Correct action = buying shares on borrowed funds at market price.
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