11.   In a short sale, traders borrow securities and then sell them, expecting to buy them back later at a lower price and pocket the difference.

12.   In a short sale, traders borrow a security and sell it on the wager prices will fall.

13.   In a short sale, traders borrow securities and sell them in a bet the prices will fall.

14.   In a short sale, traders borrow securities and sell them on the bet prices will fall.

15.   In a short sale, traders borrow securities and sell them on the bet that prices will fall.

16.   In a short sale, traders borrow securities and sell them on the bet that they can repurchase them later when prices fall.

17.   In a short sale, traders borrow securities on the bet that they can buy them back at lower prices, return them, and pocket the difference.

18.   In shorting a stock, traders borrow shares from a broker for a fee and sell them.

19.   In such short sales, traders borrow and immediately sell won, planning to buy them back at a cheaper price and pocket the difference.

20.   In such transactions, traders borrow baht and immediately sell them, hoping to buy them back later at a weaker rate.