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Sell Short

A Simpler, Safer Way to Profit When Stocks Go Down

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to navigate the world of short selling with confidence. Since its inception in 1609, short selling has been viewed as the enigmatic, darker side of stock trading, often deemed too complex for individual investors. However, it has become a vital component of modern markets, and new tools have simplified the process. In this insightful guide, Michael Shulman demystifies short selling, presenting it as a strategy for profit-seeking contrarians who identify opportunities in declining stocks or market segments. He emphasizes that traditional short selling may not be the best approach for individual traders and instead focuses on using options like puts and, in some cases, exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Shulman provides essential day-to-day insights for generating profits on the short side, detailing how to identify compelling opportunities before they are recognized by Wall Street. He also guides you on portfolio allocation for short selling, advising on capital percentages and position sizing. With practical advice and in-depth insights, this book equips you with the knowledge to open, manage, and close positions effectively, including strategies for rolling or pressing positions to maximize returns. Traditional shorting is also discussed for those interested in that method.

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Sell Short, Michael Shulman

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Titre
Sell Short
Sous-titre
A Simpler, Safer Way to Profit When Stocks Go Down
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
WILEY
Publié
2009
Format
rigide
Pages
240
ISBN10
047041233X
ISBN13
9780470412336
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to navigate the world of short selling with confidence. Since its inception in 1609, short selling has been viewed as the enigmatic, darker side of stock trading, often deemed too complex for individual investors. However, it has become a vital component of modern markets, and new tools have simplified the process. In this insightful guide, Michael Shulman demystifies short selling, presenting it as a strategy for profit-seeking contrarians who identify opportunities in declining stocks or market segments. He emphasizes that traditional short selling may not be the best approach for individual traders and instead focuses on using options like puts and, in some cases, exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Shulman provides essential day-to-day insights for generating profits on the short side, detailing how to identify compelling opportunities before they are recognized by Wall Street. He also guides you on portfolio allocation for short selling, advising on capital percentages and position sizing. With practical advice and in-depth insights, this book equips you with the knowledge to open, manage, and close positions effectively, including strategies for rolling or pressing positions to maximize returns. Traditional shorting is also discussed for those interested in that method.