Shorting:
Sell
it Before You Buy It? How do you do that?
It
has been our experience that one major hurdle for gaining the
true perspective of active trading is the element of shorting.
To successfully trade financial entities, one must be equally
comfortable selling as well as buying financial instruments. Many times
we sell issues we don't own
before we buy them. To exit these sell positions, we
cover our transaction to liquidate. The public has been
discouraged from shorting since the beginning of financial
markets.
Shorting is the tool of the insider. This
concept is so ingrained in the culture of markets, that the
SEC established the short sell up tick rule just to make it
difficult for you to open a short position in a down trending
market. The up tick rule is alive and well today and they
don't want to change it. Learn all U can about how to
avoid this silly rule: Silly for you... not for
them. Did I say that right? Let me make this
perfectly clear. The rule exists to inhibit your full
participation in markets... giving the big boys the edge
against you. Your mission, if you should want to accept
it: Identify ways to avoid the short rule in your active
trading. Therefore, you must become an insider to the
markets. The route to your mission: knowledge and
awareness.
Where do you get such awareness? Right here...
WorldWideTraders.
Presentation
Discussion: In volatile markets, the ability to sell short successfully is
one of the most profitable skills a trader can pull out of his
or her tool box. Because panic can be stronger than greed and
euphoria, stocks many times fall faster than they rise. The
savvy short seller can grab gains quickly, both in swing
trading and day trading scenarios. In this
presentation you'll learn:
How to spot
shorting candidates using top down tactics
Two
high-probability patterns for selling short, and their
setups
Which
easy-to-identify candlestick patterns identify low risk
entries
Indicators
that work together to give you a convergence of
"trigger" signals
How to
figure risk/reward ratios
Money
management strategies
Toni
is the best-selling author of A
Beginner's Guide to Day Trading Online.
She is also the presenter in the video, A
Beginner's Guide to Short Selling, produced by Traders
Library. Toni has been an
investor for twelve years and a trader for five years.
She has
appeared on CNBC's Power Lunch, MSNBC, NBC, CNN, CNNfn, and
featured in Fortune magazine.
Presentation: Ray
clearly defines Selling Short and explains how it works. One
important element is when you should and should not Sell
Short... in what kind of market and what kind of day. The
rules for Selling Short are covered. Is it dangerous to
Sell short? Understanding and applying the 'all important'
up-tick
rule. You will learn how to catch an
up-
tick when others
can't. He helps us carefully analyze the flow of the trade
when Selling Short and closes by explaining how important
KEEPING YOUR STOPS are on a Short Sell. We regret there are no
visuals to go with this outstanding presentation.
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