Isbn: 9780071393942 - the streetsmart guide to short selling: techniques the pros use to profit in any market (streetsmart series) (6 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 293 pages. pp 293Despite the plunge in the markets over the past year, many professional traders have made a fortune. Yet, individual investors have, for the most part, seen the ir portfolios deteriorate. What's the secret? In many cases, short selling is th e technique that tips the scale. While individual investors often hear such phra ses as going short, short interest, and short squeeze, there is little explanati on in the financial media about these concepts. The perception is that short-sel ling is too risky for individual investors. In fact, most have assumed that only professionals like George Soros and Manuel Ascensio, can - or even should - par ticipate in short selling. Today's investors, though, are not only smarter, but willing to take chances that could result in higher returns. Most books on the s ubject are geared toward professionals and treat short selling as highly technic al. The Streetsmart Guide to Short Selling is the first book to explain the tech nique for individual investors. Since individuals finally have come to the reali zation that the market doesn't always go up, they also are realizing that there is a way to profit when stocks start to tank. Short selling can give inves.…