Short selling refers to shorting the future of the stock market, borrowing shares to sell, but buying them back in a short time.
[Fill in the blank] refers to short sellers buying back previously borrowed and sold stocks.
[Empty-handed] refers to people who don't have stocks in their hands, that is, they don't short or long, waiting for the stock trend, waiting for the stock price to be low, and borrowing stocks to short when it is high.
The so-called bullish bearish view refers to investors' comments and opinions on the stock market or a stock.
Corresponding to this is to do more short. Short selling is a reflection of subjective short selling in objective behavior.
The so-called long short position is the objective state after investors make long short positions.
For example: I hold Baoshan iron and steel, but I began to think that the stock would fall and be bearish; So I sold the stock, and I shorted it. At the same time, I changed from a cow to a bear.
In addition, the meaning of these terms in China is different from the theoretical definition. Because there is no short-selling mechanism in China, I don't have Baosteel in theory, but I feel that the stock is going to fall, so I borrowed some shares from Baosteel to sell. I'll buy them back after Baosteel falls, and then I'll return the borrowed shares. But at home, we should make the above understanding.