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LONG- Buying a share and selling it after some time. This practice is followed when we expect a bullish trend.
SHORT- Selling the share first and buying it on the same day. This practice is followed when we expect a barrish trend.
LONG UNWIND- Exiting the long position by selling the shares after long time. This is done when we receive the expected result.
SHORT COVERING- The sold shares are bought back on the same day.LONG- Buying a share to sell it after some time. This is done when we expect a bullish trend, (the share price is expected to rise).
SHORT- Selling the share first to buy it after some time. This is done when we expect a bearish trend (share price is expected to fall).
LONG UNWIND- Exiting the long position by selling the shares bought.
SHORT COVERING- Exiting the short position by buying back the sold share.Long – Buying the shares and selling after some time
Short- Selling the share when the seller is does not have a possession on the share
Long Unwinding – Selling the shares which are bought in long position
Short Covering – Buying the shares which are already sold in short position
Long: When Market is bullish, buying Share and Selling it After Price Moves up. No Duration.
Short: When market is Bearish, Selling Share and Buying it with in a day.
Long Unwinding: Selling Share After Taking a Long Position.
Short Covering: Buying Share Which is already Sold in that Day.
LONG: When market is bullish, with the expectation the price to go high buy the share and selling it later on
SHORT: When market is bearish, with the expectation of price to go down, sell the share and it later on
LONG UNWINDING: Selling the shares after taking a long position
SHORT COVERING: Buying share which is already sold on the past days
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