There are many ways to play depending on your goal.
If you’ve bought a stock and plan to hold it for 2 months, you can short the same stock in another account. When the price comes down in the intervening period, you make a profit on the short.
But if the price goes up and up, then you’re screwed.
But who knows where the price will go?
ok, I watched it again and see what you are doing, I wouldn’t do it like that because after you short, stock goes up you make the same stocks go down you make the same. If you use a stop, stocks go down you make the same, stock go up, you make more.
this is kind of all confusing, isn’t it better to just put a stop on a number. Like if you buy at 10 per share and it goes up to 15, you put a stop at 14, that way if it goes down you take your profit and if it goes up, you take even more profit.
It all depends on your own goal. Suppose you want to keep the buy for a month, and you think that the stock may fall or consolidate next week. Then you short it to profit next week while keeping the buy.
Once you lock in your profit with buy and short of the same stock, it does not matter where the price goes. You can get rid of both positions any time in the future.
Nice video. It was helpful, I was able to learn a few important things from this video. I am new to Youtube, can you please check out our most recent video and give me your honest opinion?
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Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
There are many ways to play depending on your goal.
If you’ve bought a stock and plan to hold it for 2 months, you can short the same stock in another account. When the price comes down in the intervening period, you make a profit on the short.
But if the price goes up and up, then you’re screwed.
But who knows where the price will go?
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
ok, I watched it again and see what you are doing, I wouldn’t do it like that because after you short, stock goes up you make the same stocks go down you make the same. If you use a stop, stocks go down you make the same, stock go up, you make more.
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
this is kind of all confusing, isn’t it better to just put a stop on a number. Like if you buy at 10 per share and it goes up to 15, you put a stop at 14, that way if it goes down you take your profit and if it goes up, you take even more profit.
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
good luck finding stocks that double like that
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
It all depends on your own goal. Suppose you want to keep the buy for a month, and you think that the stock may fall or consolidate next week. Then you short it to profit next week while keeping the buy.
Once you lock in your profit with buy and short of the same stock, it does not matter where the price goes. You can get rid of both positions any time in the future.
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
why lock in your profits? Why not just sell and cash in?
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
very nice
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
Nice video. It was helpful, I was able to learn a few important things from this video. I am new to Youtube, can you please check out our most recent video and give me your honest opinion?
Anonymous 07.03.09 at 1:37 am
Keep the videos coming……… the behavior and the intentions of the big guys is really quite interesting