Short Selling Nature
Most people who invest in the stock market buy or sell publicly traded stocks, bonds, mutual funds, commodities, etc.. People Buy Stock anticipating or projecting the stock will increase in value. Yes, stocks do rise, but they fall also. Everybody is hoping the stock will explode. However, the Market Markers (People Who Control The Stock Price) know that, and therefore are one step ahead in the game. They know when to make the profits, however the traders do not. These market makers usually offset traders estimated sell price by a notch. Therefore, actually making any money in the stock market is minimized. It's amazing.
Herd mentality has a lot to do with it! Somebody receives a stock tip, then it's passed around, it's hyped, everybody buys, and then there's the inevitable sell-off. Everybody dumps the stock hoping to make profits before everybody else does. The chances of anybody really making any significant profits are just not there.
As A Short-Seller, Where Are You
When All Of This Happens?
On The Sidelines
Just before the sell-off occurs, or right when the sell-off begins, you place an order to sell short. The Market Makers Really don't figure in the short-sellers that largely because there isn't a whole lot of them in contrast to the people who actually purchased the stock, and are trying to sell. This has been, and will always be the perfect time to make huge profits selling short, because the further the stock drops, the more you money make. You win! You make more money than the vast majority of people who purchased the stock.
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