Now short selling is a particular conundrum, right? It’s counterintuitive. It feels weird. it’s hard to understand, but it’s really not much different than the long side once you get to the point where you truly deeply understand it. So my suggestion is for anyone who doesn’t have shorting is just keep asking questions until you get it.
It’s one part of my complete guide to how to learn stock trading.
Until you really intuitively feel comfortable with it, just keep going, just keep I just want to understand why and how and what does this do and what are the risks and how does it work and just keep going and be like a dog with a bone and and you’ll get there and then at the end of the day, you go, Oh, is that all it is?
Okay, cool.
Practical details like this are what I walk through step by step with members of the Trader Success System.
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