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Selling short against the box means you are selling short a stock that you own, as opposed to a naked short in which you are selling short a stock that you do not own.
Selling a naked short
Short selling or "shorting" is the practice of selling a financial instrument that the seller borrows first (does not own), and then purchases it later to "cover the short". Short-sellers attempt to profit from an expected decline in the price of a security, such as a stock or a bond.Naked short selling or "naked shorting" is the practice of selling a stock short, without first borrowing the shares or ensuring that the shares can be borrowed as is done in a conventional short sale.
Selling a naked short
Selling a naked put is a bullish strategy, and is mathematically the same as a covered call write, where you buy something and sell a call against it. Selling a naked call is a bearish strategy, and is the same as covered short write, where you short something and write a put against it. In either case, you make money from time decay, falling volatility, or a move in the direction that you want.
Selling a naked short
No, you cannot. CRA interprets short selling as a speculative strategy, and therefore theoretically against the 'principals and intent' of a registered account which is to build funds for retirement. Along these lines, for options in RSPs, covered calls (holding the underlying stock and selling a call against it) are permitted since they are not considered 'speculative' strategies but naked calls and naked puts are prohibited.
Why shouldn't COVERED shorting be legal? (Naked shorting--selling stock you don't plan to deliver--is illegal for one very good reason: it completely hoses the market. If you sell Acme to me but don't deliver it, and then I sell the Acme I bought to Joe but I can't deliver it because you won't, and Joe sells Acme to Frank but can't deliver it because it never existed in the first place, Joe, Frank and I all get hurt; you laugh all the way to the bank.)A covered short is a risky way to capitalize on market downturns. I couldn't ever bring myself to do it, but it's okay.
Naked short selling, or naked shorting relates to the practice of short selling without first borrowing the shares or making an "affirmative determination" that the shares can be borrowed. Typically, traders must borrow a stock, or determine that it can be borrowed, before they sell it short. This is true when you placing a trade through your broker. They must determine if shares are available for shorting before allowing the investor to short a particular security. However, some professional investors and hedge funds take advantage of loopholes in the rules to short shares without making any attempt to borrow or determine if they could be borrowed. In October of 2003 the SEC issued a regulation, known as "Regulation SHO", seeking to limit abusive naked shorting. The regulation was designed to limit manipulative short selling for the purpose of lowering the stock price on thinly traded stocks. Critics of the new rule argue that naked-shorting is one of the only market forces that can act against over-hyped, or irrationally exhuberant market place conditions. See related Links for an article about one particular CEO on a campaign against short sellers. He believes they dramatically lowered the stock market value of his company.
A naked short sale refers to the borrowing of securities. In this type of sale, there is no promised three-day delivery to the buyer, like there is in regular exchanges.
The Science of Selling Yourself Short was created on 2003-12-02.
Short selling is selling stock that the seller doesn't own. When you short sell a stock, a broker will lend it to you from their own inventory, from another of the firm's customers, or from another brokerage company.