How to Profit from Selling Short

Author: (USA) William O'Neil (USA) Gil Morralis
Translator: Tian Li, Wei Lan, Dou Yunjing
United States / USA
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: The first authoritative practical guide after the launch of short-selling and index futures trading in the Chinese stock market. Wall Street investor William O'Neil, following his best-selling books How to Make Money in Stocks and The Principles of Stock Trading, presents his latest work! The Chinese stock market is about to enter an era where short-selling is allowed. Short-selling can either become a powerful tool for managing risk and earning profits, or a fierce beast that can lead to huge losses, depending on whether participants are fully prepared in terms of knowledge and psychology both theoretically and practically. There are already many books on theory, but William O'Neil offers practical guidance that is worth. – Wang Yawei, Managing Director of Huaxia Fund Manager
Short-selling is the beautiful new world for RMB securities investors, where there is a path to absolute returns. – Lü Jun, Managing Director of Fidelity Investments
Although as a public fund, we do not short-sell, How to Profit in Short Selling still deeply attracts me, because you know the views in the book must come from real market trading experiences, as if they happened around us. – Zhu Ping, Managing Director of GF Fund
The launch of short-selling and index futures trading in the Chinese stock market marks the end of the history of the A-share market in China that could not short-sell. Are you ready for this? Are you looking for a guide that can guide you in specific short-selling operations? How to Profit in Short Selling is a truly practical guide, an effective tool for short-selling transactions. With years of short-selling practical experience from Wall Street senior investors and best-selling authors William O'Neil and Gil Morralis, the book provides you with easy-to-understand and highly operational authoritative guidance, enabling you to profit confidently in short-selling.