Toddsterpatriot
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Yes...
It's called naked shorting. It used to be illegal...a major SEC violation.
When they changed the laws in the '90's regarding stock purchases to keep small investors from day trading this was one thing that they relaxed...and it's effect has not been a positive for these past 30 years.
It's creating a volatility in the market that isn't healthy. And this also has been the device that the super wealthy use to have cash reserves.
So if we limit ourselves again to the original 3 day rule...it will stop these things.
I know that it isn't exactly popular idea...but this just applies to stocks. It doesn't affect options or anything else. Hedge funds will be OB somewhat...well they will not get so upside down to where they go bankrupt like several did this past summer. Those margin calls flooded the market with stocks. And the defaulted debt cost a pretty penny as well.
Then guys like Elon musk will have to take larger salaries and sell his stock holdings by dribbling them out.
It will also stop congress from profiting so much from legislation...
It's called naked shorting. It used to be illegal...a major SEC violation.
What does naked short selling have to do with guys like Musk, Gates or Bezos?
So if we limit ourselves again to the original 3 day rule...it will stop these things.
Which 3 day rule?
Hedge funds will be OB somewhat...well they will not get so upside down to where they go bankrupt like several did this past summer.
What are you talking about? Which hedge funds?
Then guys like Elon musk will have to take larger salaries and sell his stock holdings by dribbling them out.
You're not making any sense.