Comments on: How to Short the Stock Market http://www.nakedhedgefund.com/finance/3-ways-to-short-the-stock-market/ Personal Finance and Investing Wed, 25 Jan 2012 05:41:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Nicholas Lewarne http://www.nakedhedgefund.com/finance/3-ways-to-short-the-stock-market/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Nicholas Lewarne Tue, 10 Mar 2009 15:06:11 +0000 http://www.nakedhedgefund.com/?p=449#comment-52 Hey Steve, Long time no talk... These are all very active and very liquid you "cover" or sell them (in the case of the inverse etfs) whenever you feel as though you should just like any stock you went long on. There is no problem of demand or lack of someone to be on the other side of the trade. This is another plus of stock trading compared to real estate... when you want out you can get out with a click of the mouse. If you think that the market is bottoming out you can just start buying long positions in stocks. For example right now I have both sides covered by being long some stocks and short others that I have been short for a while. Hope your doing well. And feel free to ask more questions. Hey Steve,
Long time no talk… These are all very active and very liquid you “cover” or sell them (in the case of the inverse etfs) whenever you feel as though you should just like any stock you went long on. There is no problem of demand or lack of someone to be on the other side of the trade. This is another plus of stock trading compared to real estate… when you want out you can get out with a click of the mouse.

If you think that the market is bottoming out you can just start buying long positions in stocks. For example right now I have both sides covered by being long some stocks and short others that I have been short for a while.

Hope your doing well. And feel free to ask more questions.

]]> By: Stephen Knapp http://www.nakedhedgefund.com/finance/3-ways-to-short-the-stock-market/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Stephen Knapp Tue, 10 Mar 2009 14:43:20 +0000 http://www.nakedhedgefund.com/?p=449#comment-51 Nick, I'm new to this side of the market, so forgive me if this is a remedial question, and I apologize if it has already been answered: But as the market continues to dip, how do you rid yourself of all the short investments? Doesn't demand for them seemingly go down, with the majority feeling that the market has bottomed out? Dollar Cost Averaging? Anyway, great site, keep up the good work. Steve O Nick,
I’m new to this side of the market, so forgive me if this is a remedial question, and I apologize if it has already been answered:

But as the market continues to dip, how do you rid yourself of all the short investments? Doesn’t demand for them seemingly go down, with the majority feeling that the market has bottomed out? Dollar Cost Averaging?

Anyway, great site, keep up the good work.

Steve O

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