Short Selling: How, When and Why You Should Short Sell
The concept of short selling is often seen as something immoral or alarming to many traders. Traders often assume that because mutual funds and financial planners go long, it is more correct to do. When you short sell you are actually borrowing a stock at a fee, and selling it on the market. At some point the trader “covers” his sale by repurchasing the stock at the current market price, and returning the shares to the lender. If the price is lower the short seller makes a profit, else he makes a loss.
Aggressive Stocks Predictions: Real-life Success Story Amid Market Chaos
Summary:
- Market volatility and chaos pushes investors to either take greater risks or go into safe assets zone in 2020
- Aggressive stocks outstand from the market providing higher returns far above the S&P 500
- AI-powered stock predictive algorithm enabled I Know First client to create aggressive stocks portfolios to outperform market 7 times within 3 months
How Risky is the Stock Market Nowadays?
Have you ever imagined 2020 to be that risky and aggressive stocks strategies to become popular more than ever before? Looking back to January 2020, many market players now are not feeling well about diversification or following the Wall street gurus’ strategies, like Warren Buffet, who invested for the long term into ‘real’ economy sectors. While the whole world was going into closures and various economy sectors were seizing operations as the global pandemic was gaining momentum in March, we at I Know First we perfecting our AI predictive algorithm to identify the Coronavirus
High Risk Stocks: Trading Becomes Easier With Machine Learning
Summary:
- Aggressive stocks are higher-risk investments that can potentially produce higher returns and bigger losses.
- Investors who are more risk tolerant prefer these stocks than conservative ones.
- I know first’s Aggressive Stock Forecast package helps you identify good opportunities.