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Borrowed stock

Stock in a Short sale, which the Short seller takes on Loan from his/her Broker and then sells in the Open market. The Risk involved in such a strategy is that the price of the Borrowed stock might rise in the Market, and the Short seller may have to Buy the stock at a higher price than he/she had sold it, taking a loss on the Trade.

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