Nonsense, you calculated it by percentage, but the exchange calculates the percentage by points.
Rosaura Haslem WSjR
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Shorting is always more costly than going long. With 100 dollars, it can at most drop to 99.99, leaving at least 0.01, but when it rises, it's different; it's like you don't know how high the sky is. It can rise several times, while falling can only earn you 99%, and it will never double. Some people say you can roll over your positions, but if it rebounds once, your short position can go to zero. Going long never fears a drop, but with shorting, as soon as it rises a little, it feels like it's about to skyrocket. 😀
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