Pattern Day Trading Rule, Definition

The Pattern Day Trading Rule was introduced in August and September 2001 by the NYSE and NASD. The rule states: "If a trader executes four or more day trades within a five day period then he must maintain a minimum equity of $25,000 in his margin account at all times."

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