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Hedge funds will soon be required to disclose more details about their short-sale transactions to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to new rules adopted by the SEC. The move aims to provide traders with a broader view of public companies targeted by short sellers, in response to the 2021 GameStop trading frenzy. The new regulations will require hedge funds to share significantly more information about their short-sale transactions, increasing transparency in the market.
Traders will get a broader look at which public companies are being targeted by short sellers under new SEC rules adopted Friday as part of its response to the 2021 GameStop trading frenzy https://t.co/tZytqInZKX
Hedge funds will likely soon have to start sharing significantly more information about their short-sale transactions with the Securities and Exchange Commission https://t.co/wfMuIxQmnE
Hedge funds will likely soon have to start sharing significantly more information about their short-sale transactions with the Securities and Exchange Commission https://t.co/dAlfvDqM2U
"Short sellers and other market participants will have to quickly disclose deals to borrow securities... as part of a broad regulatory push for greater market transparency." If only there was a technology that did this out of the box for you 🤔 https://t.co/FCgzSUOIgm
BREAKING: Securities lenders, including short sellers, may be forced to report deals within 15 minutes under a new SEC rule being voted on.
$XBI short sellers and brokers lending to them concerned shorting will have to be done in an orderly way...15 minute reporting rule 'too costly' they say. I say 'short squeeze'. https://t.co/Z0xH4tRIbo