palenque
Forumer storico
Siamo arrivati sul lato alto del canale, con volumi in divergenza.
Deve riscendere, adesso!!!p
esatto!!!!!:d
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esatto!!!!!:d
aross
Nuovo forumer
occhio agli short
Ahead of the Bell
EC poised to curb short-selling
SEC poised to adopt curbs on short-selling after long study; bid to prevent market turmoil
On Wednesday February 24, 2010, 7:40 am EST
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal regulators are poised to rein in the practice of short-selling, restoring Depression-era restraints, in a bid to prevent stock-selling sprees that feed on themselves and can heighten market turmoil.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is scheduled to vote Wednesday at a public meeting to adopt new rules, following months of consideration by the commissioners. The SEC asked for public comment last April on several alternative approaches to restraining short-selling, and a bipartisan group of senators have been pushing the agency to act or face legislation.
The meeting begins at 10:00 a.m. EST.
The commissioners are expected to adopt a so-called circuit breaker for stock prices, restricting short-selling of an extremely fast-dropping stock for the rest of a trading session based on its highest bid.
Short-sellers bet against a stock, in a practice that is legal and widely used on Wall Street. They generally borrow a company's shares, sell them, and then buy them when the stock falls and return them to the lender -- pocketing the difference in price.
In July 2007, when the stock market was near its peak, the SEC abolished a 70-year-old uptick rule, put in during the Depression that followed the 1929 market crash that allowed short-sellers to come in only at a price above the highest current bid for the stock. Investor confidence was shaken as the market plunged in the fall of 2008 and proponents of restoring restraints said they were needed to prevent abusive trading. They maintained that the absence of the rule fanned market volatility, prompting bands of hedge funds and other aggressive investors to target weak companies with an avalanche of short-selling.
But opponents said new restrictions could eliminate the benefits of short-selling -- bringing capital into the markets and accurate stock prices to the surface -- and actually hurt investor confidence.
Last July, the SEC made permanent an emergency rule enacted at the height of the fall 2008 tumult that targets so-called "naked" short-selling -- when sellers don't even borrow the shares before selling them, and look to cover positions after the sale.
The SEC rule includes a requirement that brokers must promptly buy or borrow securities to deliver on a short sale.
Brokers acting for short-sellers must find a party believed to be able to deliver the shares within three days after the short-sale trade. If the shares aren't delivered within that time, there is deemed to be a "failure to deliver." Brokers can be subject to penalties if the failure to deliver isn't resolved by the start of trading on the following day.
Ahead of the Bell
EC poised to curb short-sellingSEC poised to adopt curbs on short-selling after long study; bid to prevent market turmoil
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On Wednesday February 24, 2010, 7:40 am EST
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal regulators are poised to rein in the practice of short-selling, restoring Depression-era restraints, in a bid to prevent stock-selling sprees that feed on themselves and can heighten market turmoil.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is scheduled to vote Wednesday at a public meeting to adopt new rules, following months of consideration by the commissioners. The SEC asked for public comment last April on several alternative approaches to restraining short-selling, and a bipartisan group of senators have been pushing the agency to act or face legislation.
The meeting begins at 10:00 a.m. EST.
The commissioners are expected to adopt a so-called circuit breaker for stock prices, restricting short-selling of an extremely fast-dropping stock for the rest of a trading session based on its highest bid.
Short-sellers bet against a stock, in a practice that is legal and widely used on Wall Street. They generally borrow a company's shares, sell them, and then buy them when the stock falls and return them to the lender -- pocketing the difference in price.
In July 2007, when the stock market was near its peak, the SEC abolished a 70-year-old uptick rule, put in during the Depression that followed the 1929 market crash that allowed short-sellers to come in only at a price above the highest current bid for the stock. Investor confidence was shaken as the market plunged in the fall of 2008 and proponents of restoring restraints said they were needed to prevent abusive trading. They maintained that the absence of the rule fanned market volatility, prompting bands of hedge funds and other aggressive investors to target weak companies with an avalanche of short-selling.
But opponents said new restrictions could eliminate the benefits of short-selling -- bringing capital into the markets and accurate stock prices to the surface -- and actually hurt investor confidence.
Last July, the SEC made permanent an emergency rule enacted at the height of the fall 2008 tumult that targets so-called "naked" short-selling -- when sellers don't even borrow the shares before selling them, and look to cover positions after the sale.
The SEC rule includes a requirement that brokers must promptly buy or borrow securities to deliver on a short sale.
Brokers acting for short-sellers must find a party believed to be able to deliver the shares within three days after the short-sale trade. If the shares aren't delivered within that time, there is deemed to be a "failure to deliver." Brokers can be subject to penalties if the failure to deliver isn't resolved by the start of trading on the following day.
nicky77
Collaboriamo con umiltà..
Ahead of the Bell
SEC poised to adopt curbs on short-selling after long study; bid to prevent market turmoiò
Guarda che se fosse vero sarebbe molto bearish
aross
Nuovo forumer
non so nicky, almeno non credo nel brevissimo tipo Marzo Giugno credo ci sara un bello squeeze.. Per il lungo, non so se verranno pagate con la stessa % le giocate short.. Non sono cmq esperto, ma un idea me la sto facendo. Va letto bene, ora non riesco, ma dicono che vogliono limitare, quindi evitare un abuso di vendite allo scoperto, quelle senza la controparte se non erro..
Guarda che se fosse vero sarebbe molto bearish
luisepe
Forumer storico
Siamo arrivati sul lato alto del canale, con volumi in divergenza.
Deve riscendere, adesso!
se non la conoscessero tutti sarebbe quasi un imperativo ma...........
..............................................................purtroppo la cosa e' cosi'
ovvia che......................................risalira' sicuramente
ormai gli indici vogliono riscattarsi !con il TRIN =0,80 la musica e' cambiata in LONG
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treno
trenotrading.blogspot.it
il dollaro , sul grafico orario , ha quasi completato la sua fase laterale
La ripartenza per provare il new max è questione di poco .......seguiamo
Allegati
dark tranquillity
Torino è granata.
Siamo arrivati sul lato alto del canale, con volumi in divergenza.
Deve riscendere, adesso!
se non la conoscessero tutti sarebbe quasi un imperativo ma...........
..............................................................purtroppo la cosa e' cosi'
ovvia che......................................risalira' sicuramente
ormai gli indici vogliono riscattarsi !con il TRIN =0,80 la musica e' cambiata in LONG
Ciao Luisepe, ma no, è come mia figlia più grande, dici di fare una cosa e te la fa due ore dopo...
Son ragazzi...
Nel frattempo, è sempre più evidente l'importanza dei volumi per filtrare i falsi segnali!!
MalibuBeach
Forumer storico
guardate il blow-off sulla long black
