Add to ORKGFollowing the Crash of 2008, the SEC reinstated the uptick rule, albeit a modified version. The uptick rule kicks in if a stock\u27s price drops 10% in one day. This prevents short selling except on an uptick. However, a trading glitch (which are increasingly common) effectively overlooked the rule.
In a well-regulated market with minimal risk of abuse, the liquidity and information efficiency bene...
Short positions spiked recently, eclipsing the recent peak in 2011. After the previous peak, stock p...
For many years, academics generally viewed uptick rules as short sale constraints that contribute to...
The uptick rule is a former rule established by the SEC that required that every short sale transact...
On October 29, 1929 the stock market crashed. Congress used the crash as an opportunity to introduce...
This paper empirically examines the effect of the uptick rule (including the bid test applicable to ...
This paper examines the effect of the uptick rule (including the bid test applicable to NASDAQ stock...
The role of short sellers in stock trading and efficient pricing is a hotly debated topic. This chap...
Does the uptick rule inflate stock prices? Miller (1977) hypothesizes that short sale constraints le...
This paper explores the effects of uptick-related short-sale constraints first on the Glosten-Milgro...
The recent SEC ban on short selling has presented an unrivaled opportunity to explore the effects of...
This is an excellent read on the mechanics of market microstructure, particularly as it relates to ...
We examine the relation between short-sale constraints and stock price crash risk. To establish caus...
This paper investigates the effects of the “uptick rule” (a short selling regulation formally known ...
We examine short selling activities on the NYSE from July to Oct 2007, a period during which the upt...
In a well-regulated market with minimal risk of abuse, the liquidity and information efficiency bene...
Short positions spiked recently, eclipsing the recent peak in 2011. After the previous peak, stock p...
For many years, academics generally viewed uptick rules as short sale constraints that contribute to...
The uptick rule is a former rule established by the SEC that required that every short sale transact...
On October 29, 1929 the stock market crashed. Congress used the crash as an opportunity to introduce...
This paper empirically examines the effect of the uptick rule (including the bid test applicable to ...
This paper examines the effect of the uptick rule (including the bid test applicable to NASDAQ stock...
The role of short sellers in stock trading and efficient pricing is a hotly debated topic. This chap...
Does the uptick rule inflate stock prices? Miller (1977) hypothesizes that short sale constraints le...
This paper explores the effects of uptick-related short-sale constraints first on the Glosten-Milgro...
The recent SEC ban on short selling has presented an unrivaled opportunity to explore the effects of...
This is an excellent read on the mechanics of market microstructure, particularly as it relates to ...
We examine the relation between short-sale constraints and stock price crash risk. To establish caus...
This paper investigates the effects of the “uptick rule” (a short selling regulation formally known ...
We examine short selling activities on the NYSE from July to Oct 2007, a period during which the upt...
In a well-regulated market with minimal risk of abuse, the liquidity and information efficiency bene...
Short positions spiked recently, eclipsing the recent peak in 2011. After the previous peak, stock p...
For many years, academics generally viewed uptick rules as short sale constraints that contribute to...