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How does a short account work?

[Joseisok]

How does a short account work?

Short selling is defined as the practice of selling an asset that an investor does not own in the anticipation of a decrease in the asset's price. The client borrows the shares from TD Direct Investing and then sells them in the market.    
The investor takes on an obligation, when initiating a short sale, to return the shares they borrowed. In an ideal scenario, the price drops and the investor buys the shares back from the market at a lower price, thereby closing out their obligation to TD Direct Investing.    

Risks include:    

Short sellers are subject to a buy-in of their position at any time regardless if the position is protected or unprotected, and are liable for all costs associated.    

Short sellers are responsible for dividend charge-backs and any other distributions while they are short.    

Unlimited upside potential loss.

Securities which cannot be Short Sold    

Securities trading under $1.00    

Nasdaq Bulletin Board and Pink Sheet Securities    

U.S. Securities that are not on the Protected List.    

Securities on the credit watch list with 0 loan value

[Joseisok]

How does a short account work? Short selling is defined as the practice of selling an asset that an investor does not own in the anticipation of a decrease in the asset's price. The client borrows the shares from TD Direct Investing and then sells them in the market.     The investor takes on an obligation, when initiating a short sale, to return the shares they borrowed.

[Markcs]

Right now Citadel Securities has 65 billion dollars on the books of these short positions and virtually no cash on hand!

[Joseisok]

      Prove it.

[Markcs]

https://twitter.com/usjames0826/status/1499335935179177990?t=9fd5Bzm3gYMvRUAlmN31Ig&s=19

[Markcs]

https://qz.com/1969196/citadel-securities-gets-almost-as-much-trading-volume-as-nasdaq/

[Markcs]

Maybe you work for Citadel Securities?? Undercover???