Monday, May 20, 2013 9:58:55 AM
If you short a stock at $1 and it goes to 0, you make $1 per share, or you gain 100%. If you short it at $100 and it goes to 0, you make $100 per share, or 100%.
If you short it at $1 and it goes to $1,000,000, you lose $999,999 per share. You figure that!
If you short, your max gain is the price that your shorted it at.
But, repeating myself, the potential loss is infinity.
So there!
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