SEC Ends Uptick Rule
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has eliminated the so-called “uptick rule,” which prevents short-sellers from selling stock in a down market. SEC commissioners voted 5-0 to eliminate the rule, which was established in 1938 as a way to prevent disorderly selling during market downturns. Under the rule, a short sale could only be executed on an “uptick,” i.e., when a share was trading up. The idea was to prevent stocks in free fall from being forced ever lower by short-sellers.
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HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- China's government is expected to announce imminent changes to monetary policy -- possibly including a rate hike and a lifting in the ratio of funds banks must hold in reserve against deposits -- as officials step up efforts to cool the nation's accelerating economy, said analysts.
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