short selling means that when investors such as stocks, futures and foreign exchange think that an investment product is bearish, they borrow the stock or the standard contract from the broker and sell it first, and then when the price of the stock or the standard contract falls as scheduled in the future, they buy the stock or the standard contract at a lower price and return it to the broker to settle the transaction, thus earning the intermediate price difference.

There are three main sources of stocks or standard contracts sold by short sellers:

One is their own brokers, the other is trust companies, and the third is financial institutions.

short selling, also known as short selling, is to sell high and make up low. It refers to the speculation that when the price of a stock is bearish, the stock investor borrows the stock from the broker and throws it out. Before the actual delivery, the sold stock will be replenished in full, and when the delivery is made, only the difference will be settled.

short selling means that when a stock price is bearish, the stock investor borrows the stock from the broker and sells it. When the stock price really falls in the future, he buys the stock at a lower price and returns it to the broker, thus earning the intermediate price difference.

there are three main sources of stocks sold by short sellers when they are engaged in short selling: one is their own brokers, the other is trust companies, and the third is financial institutions. For those who lend stocks, it is very beneficial to lend stocks to short sellers, because it can not only provide comprehensive and thoughtful services to customers, but also make stocks appreciate. No matter whether the stock is lent on the condition of collecting interest or the appreciation of the stock price, it is a kind of income for the lender. At the same time, lenders often take measures to protect themselves by depositing the money collected by short sellers into brokers' accounts.