B. Nonmargin stock convertible to margin stock is not automatically considered margin stock until it is actually converted into margin stock. While the potential for conversion may impact its attractiveness to investors, it does not confer the status of margin stock with all associated regulatory implications until such conversion takes place. Thus, nonmargin stock convertible to margin stock does not fall within the standard definition of margin stock until the conversion is executed.
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