For example, when the target purchased by investors falls by 10%, short investors will achieve a 30% yield under the action of triple leverage. When the subject matter purchased by investors rises by 10%, short investors will lose 30% under the action of triple leverage. When the loss rate of investors reaches 100%, there will be short positions.
Triple shorting refers to investors shorting a target with a leverage ratio of 300%. Triple shorting is common in futures and foreign exchange markets, which enables investors to buy more subject matter with less money, triples investors' returns and triples investors' risks.