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Short selling is a trading strategy that speculates on the decline in a security’s price.

Short selling occurs when an investor borrows a security and sells it on the open market with plans to buy it back later at a lower cost.

What is Short Selling

Short Selling Stocks (Including ETB and HTB Stocks)

Short Selling Options (Covered Call, Covered Put and Cash Secured Put)

Stocks that can be short will display a blue downward arrow icon on the top right of the stock page.

What can I Short Sell on Webull

The cost associated with a short sale is the fee

for borrowing the stocks from the respective

company. The stock loan rate changes daily

based on market conditions. Similarly to

interest on margin trading, it is calculated and

charged daily.

The stock loan rate of a counter may vary across

counters and is dependent on the availability of the

shares.

What is the cost associated with Short Selling

What to Take Note About Short Selling

Short selling is used for many purposes, including making a profit from an expected downward price movement, providing liquidity in response to unanticipated buyer demand, or hedging the risk of a long position in the same or related security.

Short Selling

Stock Borrowing Costs

Margin Requirement

Delisting and Suspension

Recall and Liquidation

Short Selling

Short selling is the sale of capital markets products that the seller does not own at the time of the sale. It involves borrowing an asset's security and selling it on the open market. Short sellers believe the security price will fall or seek to hedge against potential price volatility in securities they own. If the price of the security drops, short sellers will then purchase the security at a lower price and make a profit. However, short-sellers will incur a loss if the security price rises. Short selling is used for many purposes, including making a profit from an expected downward price movement, providing liquidity in response to unanticipated buyer demand, or hedging the risk of a long position in the same or related security.

What is short selling?

How do I short sell?

What can I short sell?

What is the cost associated with Short Selling?

Short selling is a trading strategy that speculates on the decline in a security’s price. ​

Short selling occurs when an investor borrows a security and sells it on the open market with plans to buy it back later at a lower cost.​

Short Selling Stocks (Including ETB and HTB Stocks) ​

Short Selling Options (Covered Call, Covered Put and Cash Secured Put)​

Stocks that can be short will display a blue downward arrow icon on the top right of the stock page.​

Short selling is a trading strategy that speculates on the decline in a security’s price.

Short selling occurs when an investor borrows a security and sells it on the open market with plans to buy it back later at a lower cost.

Short Selling Stocks (Including ETB and HTB Stocks)

Short Selling Options (Covered Call, Covered Put and Cash Secured Put)

Stocks that can be short will display a blue downward arrow icon on the top right of the stock page.