May 30 2010
Posted by Heath Derkins in Stocks & Mutual Funds |
A short sell is the promise to deliver a stock the seller does not possess at the time of sale. You must have access to the stock through a broker who will temporarily lend you the stock. The stocks you short come from many sources as they might be owned by your brokerage firm or by another client.
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