WT 4.2

Long_or_short_selling#

A common finance market concept that involves a Lender who lends some form of Assets to an Intermediary who in turn will sell those Assets to the Market. The eventual intent is for the Intermediary to repurchase the Assets from the Market for profit and return them to the Lender.

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Long_or_short_selling#

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Short_selling [en]

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The financial Assets being traded.

The entity that is the borrower to the Lender and the seller and later repurchaser to the Market.

The original owner and soon to be Lender of the Assets.

The aggregate selling place of many types of financial stocks, bond, securities, etc. The Market is also a metonym for the people who buy the Assets.

Any description of the intentional act which is not covered by more specific FEs, including secondary effects (quietly, loudly), and general descriptions comparing events (the same way). In addition, it may indicate salient characteristics of an Intermediary that also affect the action (presumptuously, coldly, deliberately, eagerly, carefully).

This FE identifies the Means by which an Intermediary acts intentionally.

This FE identifies the place at which the short selling occurs.

The situation that the Intermediary wishes to bring about by short selling. Because this concept is associated with finance, the Purpose is normally to earn a profit.

This FE identifies the time at which the Intermediary engages in short selling.

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