Posted:
#126
HOLY SHIT
It's sooooo close
It's sooooo close
October Stalk Talk !!!
Posted:
#141
wtf is wrong with the government?!!?!?!?
force the banks to open their books, not this other crap
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CNBC's Bob Pisani reports that a note has been circulating on trading desks concerning the SEC possibly seeking individual stock circuit breakers. Supposedly, "if the closing price of a security declines 20 percent below its closing price from the prior trading session, beginning the next trading session, all members and member organizations are prohibited from short selling that security for three trading days." No further information, though we're pretty sure we can think of a few people who'd like to sign up for that shit.
force the banks to open their books, not this other crap
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CNBC's Bob Pisani reports that a note has been circulating on trading desks concerning the SEC possibly seeking individual stock circuit breakers. Supposedly, "if the closing price of a security declines 20 percent below its closing price from the prior trading session, beginning the next trading session, all members and member organizations are prohibited from short selling that security for three trading days." No further information, though we're pretty sure we can think of a few people who'd like to sign up for that shit.
Posted:
#150
Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
Koaj,
In this environment that is a good idea actually, but it is another bandaid way of looking at things.
They need to reinstate the uptick rule and actually enforce rules in place.
Koaj,
In this environment that is a good idea actually, but it is another bandaid way of looking at things.
They need to reinstate the uptick rule and actually enforce rules in place.
no government solution will work other than Chris Cox on monday morning saying "Attention banks...if you want government help or intervention you must open your books to the public so they can properly value your company. We will halt trading in your stock until we analyze your balance sheet"
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