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Buy, Sell, SRT, Close? 3
I play this stock market (stock market survivor) online game to better understand how our economy works and I have the options to call, put, sell and hedge.
It's easy to buy and sell, but I don't know what SRT and Core mean or when it's the right time to use them.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Srt means to borrow bonds from your broker to other investors, wait for the bonds to depreciate, and then resell them to the person you are borrowing from. Basically, you will only use SRT sales if you expect a particular stock to depreciate.
Buying for coverage means you buy back the bonds you bought, repay the bonds borrowed, and keep the proceeds.
I only did one TSE on Friday and when the market opened on Monday it went up and I lost my money. Lily I soon noticed the changes so I could buy to make up for my huge losses.
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A simple explanation to start with: You borrow someone else's shares (this is done through your broker. Then he sells it to someone else. You wait for it and go down. If it falls, buy back the shares with the smallest e.
Do it and do it when you expect it to.
Hedging is simply repurchasing inventory to cover your initial sales.
Suggested action is another ball game ...
Just choose the one that you think works well and the one that you think is useless.
I have played similar games in the past. There is usually a reward for finishing first or second, but there is nothing wrong with finishing last. This means loss as a potential risk. You take no risks, but it's all for you. For less than ڈالر 2, try the stock. Then sell and buy other stocks that are very cheap. If there is no transaction fee, do it as often as you like.
Note that this does not reflect real life situations. More risk means more profit or more loss.
Well, if you are a new investor and you only want to buy and buy once, you will make money! However, to answer your question about selling SRT, make an agreement with your broker to sell the bonds now, with a promise to buy them later. Since you have no guarantee to sell, the broker will lend you shares. To do this, you must pay a fee and you must have enough collateral to complete your initial position. Buying a hedge is basically closing your first position. These are just two steps, but talk to your broker about the risks and risks involved in selling directly. It's not for the faint of heart!
Buy to cover
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