Short Selling

Suppose a share is about to fall according to your prediction. And you don’t have it.

What will you do it?

Sell it. When it will come down buy it.

Selling before buying is known as short selling.

If you are short selling in Cash market you have to buy on the same day.

Practice short selling. Intra-day traders make a lot of money from it.

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