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Possibly, if it continues south. It happened during the depths of GFC.Should we be expecting a halt on short selling soon?
Possibly, if it continues south. It happened during the depths of GFC.Should we be expecting a halt on short selling soon?
The markets make no pretense in being "fair," as anyone would know when confronted with a trading halt to their planned equity trade. A shutdown would just be at a more massive scale.I do see the point you are making there.
On the other hand I also see a point about changing the rules during the game and so on.
If someone's been accumulating cash and intending to put it into the market whenever the next major downturn occurs or they switched their funds to a non-shares option or whatever then it seems rather unreasonable to change the rules half way through the game.
If the ASX is to be closed under given circumstances then what those circumstances are should be clearly stated prior to such a situation arising.
Also, all such markets should be closed at the same moment - so if the ASX shuts right now, and remains shut for a month, then a month from now the price of oil, gold, silver, all currencies etc remains at current levels. Physical trade continues for physical delivery but the price is locked globally for the duration.
Should we be expecting a halt on short selling soon?
ISOLATE, IDENTIFY and TREAT
A big rally is to be expected based on overnight US trading thanks to FED injection
Yes, been up lateBurning the midnight+ oil there Aus …… Don't forget to get some sleep
He's on tw@tter and still preoccupied with the beer bugJust going over some stuff, and would be nice to have Mr Mark Kahuna back amongst us.
Don't do twatter, farcebook, instascam etc but thanks for letting us know.He's on tw@tter and still preoccupied with the beer bug
Wise!Don't do twatter, farcebook, instascam etc
I did a bit of social media browsing a while back, mainly around stocks and investing.Wise!
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