Selling-Timeshare.org

That made more sense this time when you showed the borrowed IBM share as populating both the asset and liability columns, thank you.

You need a Stop-Loss! Not only it prevents you from losing ALL your money on one trade……it also keeps your losses small.

On the CNN video I watched, the guy said you’re an Economist.
I thought you worked in Computer Science, b/c you said you wrote computer programs.

I usually don’t like CNN, but I enjoy it when you’re on it.

So this is somewhat like a Bond? A debt security on the brokerage firm? Only the debt is based on the bet that IBM will fail, and the brokerage firm will pay out with no/low risk? I can see how this could devastate our financial system… Zeitgeist style… *goosebumps*

so could you explain the term long a bit
Long is just a standard BUY of a share correct? You don’t actually borrow from broker or anything.

Didn’t the Volkswagen shares explode recently because of short sellers? Can you elaborate?

yeah and in the meantime the broker is making money on ALL the transactions.

No short selling, no short covering. No short covering, no bids. No bids = Crash

Talk about the damn naked shorts now that you’ve covered the widgit factory professor. That’s Rodney Dangerfield back to school reality and market manipulation.

now youtube makes sense, finally!

i recommend u KISYFS

KEEP IT SIMPLE YOU FUCKIN STUPID!

HOly shit.  You are an AMAZING teacher.

@masakmerah
Yeah but the risk with a stop loss is that you could lose small when you could have won big. Taking Sal’s example, let’s say you put a stop loss once the share price reached $110, so your loss ceiling is $10 per share, but it could have gone to $110 and then dropped down to $50 as predicted, you lost $10 and the opportunity cost of not holding the position was $50.

My friend, who’s a broker now, started his career in financial services working for IBM. IDK what he did there other than meet his ex-wife. I don’t like when he talks about HER, but I’m willing to listen to a little of it.
I don’t think he was a broker at IBM. He told me he became a broker when he started working for NYSE.

can you do me a favor…can you post more videos…I think your a great teacher man

how do you know so much about unrelated topics!!! physics chem bio econ etc

how long is the time period of the borrowed stock? How long do you have until you have to buy the stock that you borrowed?

How does he sell the share, through the same or another one or by trading online? In both videos it’s not clear.

How does he sell the share, through the same broker or does he trade online? This is not clear in both the videos.

Thanks God I knew about Khanacademy. Thank you Sal

Timeline is AMAZING, Why am getting introduce to you after COLLEGE… Errr