For some small-floating stocks, however, the broker can force you to cover your short positions. Let's me say you short sold FNM at 21. Your broker lent other people's stcok to you for short selling. When FNM dropped to $5, if those guys want to cut loss, your broker may cover your positions on your behalf.
Techincially, this is called "buy-in".
There are some reasons that can lead to buy-in. But I have not yet got into "buy-in" for a single time.
Techincially, this is called "buy-in".
There are some reasons that can lead to buy-in. But I have not yet got into "buy-in" for a single time.