ilmscore | Prediction Details
"But there's a twist: if the price doesn't fall and rises, you sold $100, but now you have to buy them back and pay them back before the end of the day. So, if that If the share becomes 200 rupees instead of 100 rupees, then you will have to buy it and return it. Understand? In short selling, you sell first and then buy it later. But yes, if you know that the price of a share is going to fall, then I am sure that my technical analysis is strong. I have analyzed that if the market falls from here, then you can sell it first. You may not even have that share, but you can sell it and buy it back later. In this way, you can reduce short selling."
By Trade with Purab | September 19, 2024 | Pending
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Intraday Trading Full Course - FREE | L-01 - Trade With Purab 00:16:00 - 00:16:34
Interpreted Prediction
A significant risk in short selling is that if the price of the asset rises instead of falls, the trader must buy it back at a higher price, leading to potential substantial losses, especially if stop-loss measures are not in place.

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Short Selling Risk

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