Quanti sono i ribassisti - gz
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By: GZ on Venerdì 26 Luglio 2002 12:14
in Europa non ci sono dati ufficiali sui volumi e la composizione delle vendite allo scoperto.
Basta vedere l'esplosione dei CFD, un mercato parallelo a quello dei futures che consente lo scoperto con il margine a Londra su singole azioni per capire che è il più elevato della storia. (te li offrono anche con commissione zero e ogni giorno ricevo mail di pubblicità).
Oppure l'open interest che è esploso sui futures.
Ora c'è una proposta inglese di rivelare le statistiche dello scoperto, come accade in america
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Howard Davies, chairman of Britain’s Financial Services Authority, ruled out proposing a ban on the practice of short selling, the process by which investors borrow shares, sell them, and buy them back at lower prices pocketing the difference. He did, however, advocate for greater disclosure of short interest.
Davies said he also opposed imposing additional `grit’ in the market to discourage the impact of short selling on prices, such as the adoption of the so-called uptick rule. This rule, imposed by the New York Stock Exchange, requires investors to short stocks at prices above the previous trade of the security.
``We see no case for any outright ban on short selling, a practice which we judge a necessary and desirable underpinning to the liquidity of the London market,'' said Davis. ``One of the options we are examining is what can be done to make available to the market up-to-date information on volumes of short selling - or at least of stock lending as a proxy for this.''