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Short Selling | Short Stock | Selling Short | Short Selling
Short Selling | Short Stock | Selling Short | Short Selling


 

 

 

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F.A.Q

What is short selling?
When an investor goes long on an investment, it means he has bought a stock believing its price will rise in the future. Conversely, when an investor goes short, he is anticipating a decrease in share price.

Short selling is the selling of a stock that the seller doesn't own. More specifically, a short sell is the sale of a security that isn't owned by the seller, but is promised to be delivered. That may sound confusing, but it's actually a simple concept.
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Are your results based on real trading or hypothetical?
They are all real trades. We list all trades, both winners and losers. 

How many Trades are in your portfolio at the same time?
There is a maximum of 3 open positions.

What percent of capital do you suggest to allocate to each trade?
33% of your capital should be allocated to each stock pick.

How long do you hold your stocks?
We hold stocks for an average of 1-10 days.

How many stocks do you pick per week?
On average, we pick 1 to 3 stocks a week. The number varies according to market conditions. We believe that keeping a portfolio diversified keeps it balanced, allowing the holder to make money in any kind of market.

Does your system work in bull markets?
There are always industries in the market that lose value and consequently there are always opportunities for short selling in the markets.

How do I cancel my subscription?
If you cancel within the first 6 days of the subscription there won't be any charges on your credit card/pay pal account. You may cancel your recurring subscription at anytime and your cancellation will take effect immediately. Cancellation must be done through members area. Pay pal users simply can login to your pay pal account click on the link associated with our subscription and cancel. For credit card users you should login to members' area and click on cancel link. Make sure your browser's pop up blocker is off.

What are your advantages over your competitors?

At Short Sell Stock Picks, the only way for us to grow is to make your trading account grow with us. Short Sell Stock Picks' business philosophy is to remain transparent with customers and build long-lasting ties, which will enhance the financial growth of everyone involved. Most importantly our track record is real and is easy to emulate for individual investors.

Does your system require a large investment of time?
Since we post our stock pick alerts between 11:00 pm and sometimes between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m., you need to check your e-mail around that time and place your order according to the information on the e-mail. It’s that easy! With our stock-picking system, keeping up with your investments takes just 10 minutes a day, and it’s as easy as checking your e-mail. In order to save more time, increase performance , and eliminate emotions from your trading you can use our Auto Trading Service, Learn more.

How much capital do I need to get started using your system?
We have had members who started with as little as $3,000.

On what exchanges are your stock picks traded?
We cover stocks traded on the NASDAQ, NYSE, and AMEX. Although our picks are traded on the U.S. exchanges, many stocks on these exchanges are foreign companies.

Do I trade with my own account, or do I need to open an account with you?
We present our members with trade signals; you should open your own brokerage account to execute the trades. You can visit our partner websites and open an account with them or even transfer your account. The advantage of working with our partners is that we have integrated our system with them in a way that they will auto trade our picks in your account, Learn more.

 

 

 
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