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[guyeshel]

It took me so long to understand what a short position is, for some reason it didn't make sense, my brain went flat

[dude]

Finally the answer I’ve been looking for. Time to make my 5 bucks

[mos-paradise]

The one question who can I borrow from ?

[ShawnVermilion]

only useful video I found for short trading in 2 hours.
very useful video, keep going.

[samueldaniel]

❤, the answer I've been searching for. Thanks man

[_GandalfTheGrey_]

For the short position you said “you can borrow shares at a high price and then buy them back at a lower price” but if you borrow shares and you already have them, how can you buy them back? In other words, how can you buy back something you have already borrowed, if that makes sense? Just trying to understand, thanks.

[JonathanStanley]

Or GBP/EUR, if long, you SELL EUR to BUY GBP, and when short, you SELL GBP to BUY EUR. Some brokers also have EUR/GBP, which is the inverse of the previous

[Amethyst.]

So the broker gets the price of their owned stock down and you keep the difference?

[Cantescapejavascriptsorry]

Yes and the risk is if you’re wrong you can go from making $5 to owning $50+

[secksTOYS]

the thing about my brain is i still dont get it LOL

[langdontyronemartin]

Good explanation, I had not understood how that worked.

[purplepain_yt]

So basically you are getting the stock by borrowing it and u sell it at a lower price to make profit. I’m confused..

[jakelynch]

1. How does that person agree to loan you the share?
Is there interest you would pay them?
What happens if they want to sell the stock they lent you?

[tylerdeacon]

So thats it I was sweating over a simpme solution Thank you so much enjoy the Sub

[VinlandSagaSnake]

but don't you have to pay back with interest when you borrow money? this doesn't make sense.

[wesleyschwartz]

I don't get it still. Why would I have extra $5? Is the website lending dollars in value, and not crypto currencies themselves?

[vikasbrungi]

Whats the term to refer it? Buying high and selling low.

[Ruben-omsv]

Ok so if you had no stocks already bought from that investment then you can borrow/sell it high. And then when the price drops you can buy the stock at a lower cost. And the system will automatically sort out the diference?

[tagmstr]

My question is...who are these people letting you borrow thier shares and why? Like what do the lenders gain?

[bandlife]

How does this make sense so if u sell at $10 buy at $7 u owe $3 don’t u because u owe $10 not $7