Proceed w/ extreme caution when selling short. There are all sorts of perils. You can get burned because your gains are limited, but losses can run out of control if the stock keeps increasing. You can also get trapped in a short squeeze. Not for beginners. I learned the hard way.
Nope. Never in my life have I heard the term. Even though I know a stock broker.
He doesn't like short sales. He thinks that, most of the time, it doesn't work.
He was born in real poverty: he calls it 'a place of darkness,' and he doesn't like playing around w/ money the way he sees SOME people doing. It makes him angry.
"I go, Broker, I want to short IBM." LOL
He told ME he has 3 clients. I hope he's not lying.
thanks so much man - excellent explanation. I covered my short of BoA stock right before 4Q09 and made an excellent profit. Went from trading $17 per share to $3.
nice - but.....could have been a 2 minute video. You confused the viewer with a ton of tangential topics. You could just sum those up at the end. Ended up being a little too convoluted.
so when i borrow someone's stock i have to write a cheque for their dividends....does that mean that the company (IBM) pays the dividend to me now since im holding the stock? otherwise im just making a loss of 5 bucks...?
so if you have shorted X shares of Y stock and Y, Inc. has a 25 cent per share dividend issued the next day, is it the responsibility of the person in the short position to cut a check for 25 cents a share for all shorted shares to the person from whom he borrowed the stock for shorting?
wanna see a great website? go visit futuremoneytrends. com it has up to date analysis of some great profitable trends.. Sign up to get free newsletter
I'm embarrassed to say I never heard the term 'short selling' until now.
I'm only a Paramedic which, simply put, means I can't afford to play the stock market.
I used to live with a doctor who was all into the market. He watched Wall Street Week every Friday, read reports and owned stock in Procter and Gamble.
Obviously it's complicated but with a put you have the option, but not the obligation, to sell the stock at a specified price during a specified timeframe.
Short selling, well 1st it requires a large amount of capital, second you have unlimited loss potential once you enter the trade but you can ride the stock all the way down and exit at your discretion.
Difference risk, different reward potential also different motivation.
Short sellers get in and out could be an hour, a day, a week whatever. Predicitng bad earnings report I short a stock, report is released I ride the downturn until my predicted low then I exit.
I would choose a put option if I predict price is primed to fall for whatever reason, I purchase the option, the price never falls, I never sell all I am out is the price of the option. Not nearly as much risk if I am wrong.
wait buy low sell high and sell high buy low is the same lol i think he ment buy high and sell low
dj2dirk41 1 week ago
Comment removed
TheSwampStalker 1 week ago
Comment removed
dingusding 7 months ago
Proceed w/ extreme caution when selling short. There are all sorts of perils. You can get burned because your gains are limited, but losses can run out of control if the stock keeps increasing. You can also get trapped in a short squeeze. Not for beginners. I learned the hard way.
bailinnumberguy 8 months ago
@bailinnumberguy well you should have had a stop loss at 5%....
Mulligan71991 3 months ago
Thank you very much
SuperHistorylover 8 months ago
Thanks! Subbed.
pctechtutor 8 months ago
well explained...thanks man!
Acekingshi 8 months ago
Ran accross your video - friend and subscribe for wealth building videos - day trader, day trading, day trade
DayTradersWin 9 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
A.D.D-You could have explained this without all the extra. You lost focus from your original intent too many times.
HomesteadExpert 9 months ago
Comment removed
HomesteadExpert 9 months ago
how come i borrowed a share then sold it in the market ?
MRahmosa 9 months ago
@MRahmosa
So that it can be bought back at a lower price and you keep the difference.
TaIk2Kevin 9 months ago
@TaIk2Kevin i got it thanks : )
MRahmosa 9 months ago
thank u very much
ronin99999 10 months ago
Nope. Never in my life have I heard the term. Even though I know a stock broker.
He doesn't like short sales. He thinks that, most of the time, it doesn't work.
He was born in real poverty: he calls it 'a place of darkness,' and he doesn't like playing around w/ money the way he sees SOME people doing. It makes him angry.
"I go, Broker, I want to short IBM." LOL
He told ME he has 3 clients. I hope he's not lying.
vickiormindyb 10 months ago
thanks man
jballer409 11 months ago
holy fuck this was confusing... lol
HorvathDevelopment 11 months ago
thanks so much man - excellent explanation. I covered my short of BoA stock right before 4Q09 and made an excellent profit. Went from trading $17 per share to $3.
trailerfinance 1 year ago
nice - but.....could have been a 2 minute video. You confused the viewer with a ton of tangential topics. You could just sum those up at the end. Ended up being a little too convoluted.
davejago82 1 year ago
so when i borrow someone's stock i have to write a cheque for their dividends....does that mean that the company (IBM) pays the dividend to me now since im holding the stock? otherwise im just making a loss of 5 bucks...?
thegoonist 1 year ago
so if you have shorted X shares of Y stock and Y, Inc. has a 25 cent per share dividend issued the next day, is it the responsibility of the person in the short position to cut a check for 25 cents a share for all shorted shares to the person from whom he borrowed the stock for shorting?
covingtonium 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
wanna see a great website? go visit futuremoneytrends. com it has up to date analysis of some great profitable trends.. Sign up to get free newsletter
my427corvette 1 year ago
great videos, u r a very good teacher~=D thank you~
lillianlee0708 1 year ago
Man, thank you, great explanation, you should write the next " Complete Idiots Guide on short selling.
NewVisionGlass 1 year ago
Excellent presentation & explanation. Many thanx!!!
talld0g 1 year ago
love these videos
Rathearia 1 year ago
keep up the great work. love the visuals.
epik9283 2 years ago
Finally it makes sense, thank you.
aikpanchi 2 years ago
KISS -> keep it simple stupid
BarrackObamah 2 years ago
Got it.
Thank you
ThePolka 2 years ago
You rock Sal
NewDescartes 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
why would i download this video for 99 cents when i can do it for free lol!!
Datafaceninja 3 years ago
I'm embarrassed to say I never heard the term 'short selling' until now.
I'm only a Paramedic which, simply put, means I can't afford to play the stock market.
I used to live with a doctor who was all into the market. He watched Wall Street Week every Friday, read reports and owned stock in Procter and Gamble.
vickiormindyb 3 years ago
What is the difference between short selling and call/put options?
marnold092 3 years ago
Obviously it's complicated but with a put you have the option, but not the obligation, to sell the stock at a specified price during a specified timeframe.
Short selling, well 1st it requires a large amount of capital, second you have unlimited loss potential once you enter the trade but you can ride the stock all the way down and exit at your discretion.
Difference risk, different reward potential also different motivation.
isisarchist 3 years ago
Short sellers get in and out could be an hour, a day, a week whatever. Predicitng bad earnings report I short a stock, report is released I ride the downturn until my predicted low then I exit.
I would choose a put option if I predict price is primed to fall for whatever reason, I purchase the option, the price never falls, I never sell all I am out is the price of the option. Not nearly as much risk if I am wrong.
isisarchist 3 years ago 2
This could be explained in a much simpler way--KISS--Keep It Simple Stupid.
pow452 3 years ago
A time line would be good to show the sequence of all the transactions.
norwayte 3 years ago
Also, how much is usually the interest you pay to borrow a share
4rcane 3 years ago
The Broker have to provide the service for you to be able to short and long right?
Thanks for the education. I always hear this term, but no idea how to do it in Australia
4rcane 3 years ago