Timothy Sykes
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My Advice To New Short Sellers — Beware!
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December 26, 2021
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I often joke that short sellers are the dark side … but these two brothers don’t see it that way. They think the odds are on their side. Find out what I think, my crucial warning for them, and what every short seller must know. Watch and learn!
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I’m here with two brothers who, as I like to joke, trade on the dark side. Yep, they’re short sellers!
All kidding aside, I have to respect how far these two have come in their journeys. (BTW, I’ve featured them each before — check the links to watch their interviews!)
These traders are my students, so I feel an even stronger obligation to warn them about the very real risks of shorting stocks.
As a new trader, you don’t have to take huge risks in the market — there are better stress-free ways to trade. But they’re not completely wrong to trade this strategy…
Tune in to find out what I agree with them on and what every trader must know about shorting. If you trade on the dark side, pay CLOSE attention.
All it takes is one bad trade to take you out of the game. YES, it’s that risky.
Leave a comment below: Are you long or short biased? I want to know what you think!
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