本周开始禁止做空？

爬山虎

美联储一哆嗦直接降到零，
现在还剩下什么？只有禁止做空了

大家猜猜啥时候开始吧？
我觉得最快这个礼拜会开始，然后有人抄作业。

悉尼土地娘娘

是禁止做多才对，大家都不傻

好难想

怎么禁止空？做空基金全作废，停盘？那些钱总还要退回个人吧？

粤式油鸡

干脆禁止交易得了

小哪吒

Short selling - Australia's Treasurer has reportedly been told by ASIC there is no current need for a ban on short selling, as the banking sector is far more capitalised than during the 2008-09 GFC. The BetaShares’ ASX 200 ETF on Monday registered a 6% short interest, up from zero just weeks earlier. Separately, One of Australia’s largest superannuation funds, the $85bn UniSuper fund, announced it has suspended its stock lending program effective immediately. According to its CIO: “In a normally functioning market we’re comfortable lending our shares as we genuinely believe that it adds to market efficiency. The ability to short-sell adds to liquidity and price discovery in an orderly market. However, we are now in a market gripped by panic and we believe that restricting the ability to short-sell is in the best interest of promoting a more orderly market.”

小哪吒

MARKETS : Trading curb after broker hook-up
The unprecedented share trading limits forced on stockbroking houses by the corporate regulator on Monday have sparked calls for a more permanent solution, after they highlighted the stark pressure huge numbers of volumes placed on local markets. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission communique to brokers hit at 8pm on Sunday after it held an emergency phone hook-up with the ASX, Chi-X and the nation’s nine largest brokers earlier in the day. The memo, which imposed a legal requirement to restrict volumes by 25 per cent from Friday’s bumper levels, required firms to confirm their participation in writing before the market’s open on Monday. The measures came after huge trading volumes on Friday placed stress on clearing and settlement systems and those in the back office of broking houses. ASIC is implementing the limits to curb high-frequency trading and keep markets operating smoothly. And its communique suggests the limits will be in place indefinitely. The Australian