ilmscore | Prediction Details
"First, you sell it. You have 100 shares of ₹100, which means you do n't have any shares. Okay, you do n't have any shares. You have a share of ₹100 in XY company. No, let's call it a share of ₹100, what did you do, you sold 100 shares of ₹100, you did not even buy it, but how did you sell it, you will ask how to sell it, I will explain further, okay ₹100 * 100, how much is it, ₹10000, okay, you sold shares of XY Jad company for ₹10000, now you thought the price would go up to 80, and the price went down to 80, now what did you do, first you sold for ₹10000, now the price came down to 80, you bought back the same number of shares as you had sold, you bought back 100 shares, 80 * 100, you bought 100 shares for 8000, now see, you sold it for 10000, bought it for 8000, so now how much profit did you make, do the math brother, there was a profit of ₹2000,"
By Trade with Purab | September 19, 2024 | Pending
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Intraday Trading Full Course - FREE | L-01 - Trade With Purab 00:14:18 - 00:15:08
Interpreted Prediction
Short selling involves selling shares that are not owned, with the expectation of buying them back at a lower price later. For example, selling 100 shares at ₹100 (total ₹10,000) and then buying them back at ₹80 (total ₹8,000) results in a ₹2,000 profit.

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Topic
Short Selling Mechanics

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