Question 1: Stop loss is buying or selling, take profit is buying or selling, and shorting is buying or selling. Stop loss and take profit depends on the direction of your opening position. If you are buying and opening positions, then stop loss and take profit are selling and closing positions, but stop loss is closing positions when making money and closing positions when losing money. Of course, floating stop loss is another concept, which beginners can ignore for the time being.

If you are selling to open a position, then stop loss and take profit are all buying and closing positions, take profit means you make money and buy and close positions, and stop loss means you lose money.

Shorting means selling.

Question 2: What's the difference between short selling and short selling? "Short selling" means that investors predict that the stock price will rise, but their own funds are limited, so they can't buy a lot of stocks, so they pay part of the deposit first, buy stocks through bank financing through brokers, and then sell them when the stock price rises to a certain price, so as to obtain the difference income. "Short selling" means that investors predict that the stock price will fall, so they pay mortgage loans to brokers and borrow stocks to sell first. When the stock price falls to a certain price, buy the stock, and then return the borrowed stock to get the difference income.

Question 3: Short selling, short selling and short selling, do you do much? Or explain what they mean by short selling and short selling, which is aimed at stock index futures (there is no such mechanism in China at present), and when they do so, they sell short. Shorting is to bearish on the market outlook (thinking that the stock index will fall) and buy an index lower than the current stock index in a certain period in the future. Short selling refers to buying a bearish stock index in a certain period of time and selling it for cash in that period. Do more is optimistic about the market outlook (think that the stock index will rise), and then buy stocks, or buy stock indexes that will be high in a certain period.

Question 4: When stocks are short, what is selling before buying? Short selling is the investment term of stock futures in the capital market, that is, when you expect a stock to fall in the future, sell it when the current price is higher, and then buy it when the stock price falls to a certain extent, so the difference is your profit.

Question 5: Why do stocks rarely see short stocks? It's all business. Short selling stocks requires the opening of margin financing and securities lending business. Please consult the sales department of your securities company or trust me privately.

Question 6: When the stock market is short, sell it first and then buy it. Who will you sell it to first? Is it sold to other investors or securities companies? In the secondary market, it is sold to institutions or retail investors, and securities companies are underwriters.

Question 7: Does short selling mean buying at a high price and selling at a low price? Short selling is the development of a stock after you are not optimistic about it. In short, you can only make a profit when the stock price is lower than your purchase price.

Question 8: When trading futures, do you short at the selling price or the buying price? This is entrusted by the investors themselves. The purchase price will be closed immediately, and you have to queue up according to the selling price.