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Category – Short Selling

Short selling is the practice of selling borrowed assets, such as stocks, with the intention of buying them back at a lower price to profit from a price decline. In trading, short selling is used by traders to capitalize on bearish market conditions. However, it involves high risk, as losses are potentially unlimited if the asset price rises. Short sellers must carefully manage positions, and regulatory restrictions may apply in certain markets to prevent excessive shorting that could destabilize prices.

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SHORT SALE PROCEEDS

Short Sale Proceeds are funds received from selling borrowed securities in a short sale. These proceeds act as a liability since the borrowed shares must eventually be repurchased and returned.

ACCOUNT FIXED STOP VALUE

Account Fixed Stop Value is a predefined dollar amount at the account level used to set stop-loss distances for all trades. It ensures consistent risk management but can be overridden at the trade level if needed.

ACCOUNT FIXED STOP PERCENTAGE

Account Fixed Stop Percentage is a predefined percentage at the account level applied to entry prices to determine stop-loss distances across all trades. It standardizes risk management but allows trade-specific overrides.

ACCOUNT STOP LOSS VALUE

Account Stop Loss Value is a predefined dollar amount at the account level that acts as a consistent default or maximum limit for stop-loss values across all trades and transactions, simplifying risk management.

ACCOUNT STOP LOSS PERCENTAGE

Account Stop Loss Percentage is a predefined percentage at the account level that sets a default or maximum limit for trade-specific stop-loss percentages, standardizing risk management across trades.

ACCOUNT STOP RISK VALUE

Account Stop Risk Value is a predefined dollar amount at the account level that caps or defaults the total risk a trade can incur, ensuring consistency and alignment with account-wide risk tolerance.

ACCOUNT STOP RISK PERCENTAGE

Account Stop Risk Percentage is a predefined percentage at the account level that caps or defaults the allowable percentage of account capital at risk per trade, ensuring disciplined risk management.

MARGIN REQUIREMENT VALUE

Margin Requirement Value represents the specific monetary amount required as collateral for a trade. It ensures sufficient funds are allocated to support leveraged or margin-based positions.

MARGIN REQUIREMENT PERCENTAGE

Margin Requirement Percentage is the percentage of a trade’s value that must be maintained as collateral. It ensures sufficient funds are allocated to support leveraged or margin-based positions.

BORROWED AMOUNTS FOR TRADE

Borrowed Amounts for Trade is the total amount borrowed from brokers to fund trading activities. It includes margin debt, margin call obligations, and other broker-provided borrowing mechanisms.

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