If you are expecting Nifty to go up, then you buy Nifty futures. Let's say you bought at 18100 and sold at 18130, then 30 points into the contract size is your profit—this is simple to understand. But what if you expect Nifty to fall? This is where shorting comes in. You sell Nifty futures and then buy them at a lower price, the difference will be your profit. That's the advantage of futures, you can express both bullish and bearish views easily compared to stocks.

In this video, we understand what shorting is and how it works.

Learn more about shorting here, and leave a comment at the end of the chapter if you have any questions: [ Ссылка ]

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