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Many firms, including Charles Schwab and Fidelity, require you to have at least $5,000 in your account if you want to sell a stock short. When you short a stock, you can use the proceeds of the sale to fund the margin requirements, but you must keep the cash in the account.ou may have to buy the stock back at a much higher price than the price at which you sold. To help reduce this risk, firms require you to have at least some money in your account if you want to sell a stock short.
By Investopedia Staff AAA |. A: To answer this question, let's look at a few different situations. You bought a stock for $10 but want to be able to protect against loss, so you decide you want to enter a sell order if the price reaches $9.50.However, deep down you believe the stock is going up and you want to lock in profits at $11, so you want to enter a second sell order at $11.f the stock you're referring to is very volatile and it hits $11 and then subsequently drops past $9.50 on the same day, you've then effectively short sold the position without properly documenting it as a short sale. You can't cancel one of the orders after the other has been filled.