How to Short a Stock — Without Selling Shares

December 9, 2020

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How to Short a Stock —

Without Selling Shares

Investors who sell a stock short make their money by gambling on the shortcomings and hard times a company might be facing… the complete opposite of what most people are ordinarily doing. Shorting a stock is especially popular with investors who are willing to risk losing a potentially huge amount of capital.

Short sellers are betting that a stock is going to drop in price, and by selling it now, they believe they can buy it back to return to the lender at a much lower price by the time the stock begins to perform poorly.

But what happens when the price of the stock ends up going higher…?

Traders, I think it's time we go back to the basics and cover how to "short" a stock... and the safe alternative we like even more.

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Welcome to my first Ask Me Anything mailbag! Every so often I want to take a handful of emails I get — send your questions to jeff@yastine.com — and do a response video so we can discuss further.

So far I've gotten a few hellos from old friends that followed me in previous stops, as well as a couple of great questions this week.

Mailbag Question 1

Hi Jeff,

I really enjoy your videos and commentary on the markets. Your experience and knowledge and common sense are so welcome.

I must thank you for pointing out a SPAC on your show several weeks ago. I was intrigued by it and bought KCAC at $14.00, so you have given me a great return in a short time. It now trades under the symbol "QS" as you more than likely know.

I sure hope that you bought some for yourself. It is difficult to know what will happen to this stock going forward, but I am going to hold it for the long term, as it is a small position.

Once again, much thanks,

Tom.

Mailbag Question 2

How do I hedge my portfolio to remove or greatly reduce the risk of owning the FANG stocks or any stocks

— BP

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"Great videos especially the daily market analysis."

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A Sector Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) invests in the stocks and securities of a specific sector, typically identified in the fund title. Sector ETFs have become popular among traders and investors and can be used for hedging and speculating. Their high level of liquidity means that there are rarely any large tracking errors from the underlying index, even during intraday trading.

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