Short Selling Stocks

Learn about short selling with iMinds Money's insightful fast knowledge series. Short selling is the practice of selling borrowed stock at a high price and then buying back the stock at a lower price. A short seller expects to profit from the fall in a stock's price. The more common investment practice is to “go long”, that is, to buy stock with the expectation of the price rising in the future. Simply, a short transaction sells high and buys low, while a long transaction buys low and sells high.

In Short Selling Master, David Capablanca reveals his groundbreaking approach to achieving financial freedom through ethical short selling—a strategy that culminated in a verified 90%-win rate and seven-figure profits in just four years. At a time when Americans are struggling with crushing...

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In this book, with the help of real-trade positions and finance tools, I will show you how to determine the edge needed for a Short Strangle trade and also the manner in which you should plan your trade so that you can exit any position at the earliest sign of exponential losses. Also included are the important knowledge about option greeks, forecasting volatility, approximating stock price returns, overview of gamma hedging, analysis of real trade on a day-by-day basis, and analyzing the impact of trends in underlying on a short strangle position with the help of real data. My other eBooks...

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We’re going down in 2020. (There are many, many headwinds!!) As an experienced personal investor and trader, I wrote this short book because I see a big sell-off coming in the US markets: S&P500, Dow 30, Nasdaq, and the Russell 2000. I’ve told my friends, family, and business associates to consider what this could mean for their money and assets in the near future and whether this is a major hazard for their finances (and yours) or a trading opportunity. And whether you agree with me or not, I appreciate you giving me the chance to share with you what I see as the main risk factors, not...