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Hi, me again, I forgot,
I'm also confused as to what you said and the help topics from HSX, they say:
The simple rule behind short selling is that if you think a particular security is overvalued and the price is going to go down, you should sell the security "short." On the Hollywood Stock Exchange, almost anything goes, including using the failures of others to make a profit. If the next big blockbuster film looks to be an overhyped, overrated mess, you can still make a profit by shorting.
Covering is the opposite of short selling. Realize your profit/loss by covering your shorted security. You must already have the item short prior to covering it."
So what I understand from what they say is that short is selling and covering is buying, whereas you said the contrary :)
What's the difference between selling and short selling ? (i read the help section :s) Oct 25, 12:10
answer... Oct 25, 13:27
Thanks but still lost ! Oct 25, 16:58
addition on last reply Oct 25, 17:02
Here's some additional thoughts on Shorting.... Oct 25, 17:26
adding more... Oct 25, 17:53
Also, the terminology might be confusing you... Oct 25, 19:46
Thanks but then what's the difference with "call" and "put" derivatives Oct 25, 21:43
My previous post contains more than just the title (sorry can't edit) {nm} Oct 25, 21:44
Let me try to use simple terminology...if possible. Oct 25, 22:28
Calls and Puts are Derivatives. They are based on opening weekend grosses... Oct 25, 22:35
thanks guys (more in the post) Oct 25, 23:28
Simple answer is yes...full reason inside Oct 26, 06:17
Thanks to you too Mojave {nm} Oct 25, 23:30