La SEC restreint les shorteurs

U.S. securities regulators adopted a new rule to restrict short selling.
Under the SEC's rule, if a stock fell by more than 10 percent in a day, a curb would kick in, allowing short selling only above the national best bid.

That restriction would last for the day the stock dropped and the day after.
The new SEC rule goes into effect 60 days after it is published in the government's official federal register. The market will then have six months to comply with requirements.


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