What do you mean by short selling and short selling?
Short selling refers to buying stock index futures contracts, which is symmetrical with short selling. Short selling refers to a voting activity in which investors buy futures in the hope of selling them at a high price when the price rises in the future, so as to profit from them. To do this, investors need to predict the subsequent stock price rise according to the trend of the stock market. Short selling transactions are generally conducted by using margin accounts. Traders can buy stock futures when they think the price of a stock is on the rise.
Short selling refers to selling stock index futures contracts, which is symmetrical with short selling. According to the stock price trend, traders predict that the stock index futures price will show a downward trend, so they sell the stock index futures contract in a certain delivery month in advance. Short selling can not only provide customers with comprehensive and thoughtful services, but also make stocks appreciate. In the market, it is a kind of income for lenders to lend shares on the condition of interest collection or stock price appreciation.
Simply put, short selling means that investors buy a stock index futures contract and sell it at a low price within a specified time, so as to achieve the purpose of buying low and selling high, and gain benefits from it. The way traders buy stocks in the market without any stocks of their own is called shorting.
Short selling means that neither the buyer nor the seller has goods or money in or out, and refers to the difference between the due entry and exit to settle the profit and loss. Short selling and short selling are two forms of credit trading, and traders get income from the bid-ask difference.
Generally speaking, the whole process of short trading consists of two transactions: buying first and then selling stocks. At present, the laws of various countries have detailed provisions on short selling to minimize the adverse effects of short selling.