Silverado Gold Mines: Positiver Turnaround-Thread
http://www.ariva.de/Silverado_Party_CA8279062076_g457
Ob' unserem Baby hilft ?
Die US-Börsenaufsicht SEC hat als Konsequenz aus der Finanzkrise die Regeln für umstrittene Börsenwetten auf fallende Kurse dauerhaft verschärft. ....
Die SEC setzte nun ein bisher befristetes Verbot für die verschärfte Variante der sogenannten "ungedeckten Leerverkäufe" ("naked short-selling") auf Dauer in Kraft. Diese Form der Kurswetten sei "missbräuchlich", so die Börsenpolizei. Grundsätzlich bleiben Leerverkäufe allerdings erlaubt.
http://www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/...tet-Boersenwetten-article437038.html
SEC makes emergency rule targeting 'naked' short-selling permanent
* By Marcy Gordon, AP Business Writer
* On Monday July 27, 2009, 8:03 pm EDT
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The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it took the action on the rule targeting so-called "naked" short-selling, which was due to expire Friday.
Short-sellers bet against a stock. They generally borrow a company's shares, sell them, and then buy them when the stock falls and return them to the lender -- pocketing the difference in price.
"Naked" short-selling occurs when sellers don't even borrow the shares before selling them, and then look to cover positions sometime after the sale.
The SEC rule includes a requirement that brokers must promptly buy or borrow securities to deliver on a short sale.
Brokers acting for short sellers must find a party believed to be able to deliver the shares within three days after the short-sale trade. If the shares aren't delivered within that time, there is deemed to be a "failure to deliver." Brokers can be subject to penalties if the failure to deliver isn't resolved by the start of trading on the following day.
At the same time, the SEC has been considering several new approaches to reining in rushes of regular short-selling that also can cause dramatic plunges in stock prices.
Investors and lawmakers have been clamoring for the SEC to put new brakes on trading moves they say worsened the market's downturn starting last fall. SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro has said she is making the issue a priority.
Some securities industry officials, however, have maintained that the SEC's emergency order on "naked" short-selling brought unintended negative consequences, such as wilder price swings and turbulence in the market.
The five SEC commissioners voted in April to put forward for public comment five alternative short-selling plans. One option is restoring a Depression-era rule that prohibits short sellers from making their trades until a stock ticks at least one penny above its previous trading price. The goal of the so-called uptick rule is to prevent selling sprees that feed upon themselves -- actions that battered the stocks of banks and other companies over the last year.
Another approach would ban short-selling for the rest of the trading session in a stock that declines by 10 percent or more.
Schapiro said last week the SEC could decide on a final course of action in "the next several weeks or several months."
Sen. Ted Kaufman, a Democrat from Delaware and one of a bipartisan group of seven senators who have been pushing the SEC to rein in short-selling overall or face legislative action, said Monday that "investors need to see concrete steps."
"Instead of proposing action today to deal with the problem, the SEC apparently is content to let potential solutions sit on the shelf for another two months," Kaufman said in a statement. "... If the market were to decline precipitously again and the banks propped up by taxpayer funds were to become vulnerable again, that is not an insignificant risk."
In addition to making the "naked" short-selling rule permanent, the SEC and its staff are working with major stock exchanges to make data on short-sale transactions and volumes publicly available through the exchanges' Web sites, the SEC announcement said. It will result in "a substantial increase" over the amount of information currently required, the agency said.
"Today's actions demonstrate the (SEC's) determination to address short-selling abuses while at the same time increasing public disclosure of short-selling activities that affect our markets," Schapiro said in a statement.
The SEC also said it will hold a public hearing on Sept. 30 to address stock lending for short-selling and possible new disclosures related to short-selling that could be required.
Separately Monday, Sen. Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat and a member of the Senate Banking Committee, said he has asked Schapiro to ban the practice of so-called "flash trading," which enables some big Wall Street banks and hedge funds to get an advance look at investors' stock orders before they hit the market.
The use of super-fast computers by those participants to spy on orders gives them an unfair advantage, Schumer wrote in a letter Schapiro. If the SEC fails to act, Schumer said he would consider proposing legislation to ban flash trading.
"This kind of unfair access seriously compromises the integrity of our markets and creates a two-tiered system where a privileged group of insiders receive preferential treatment, depriving others of a fair price for their transactions," Schumer told Schapiro.
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Gestern war ja ein reiner Verkaufstag...Heute wieder Stabilisierung?
Wann gibt es denn eigentlich die Geschäftszahlen?
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mensch habe ich mich mal gefreut, als die 0,016 in frankfurt getaxt wurde vor einigen Tagen...
und zapp zarapp waren sie wieder verschwunden.... und ich natürlich bitter traurig....
Normalerweise halte ich shares maximal für die Dauer von 3 Monaten aber hier, frag mich nicht warum habe ich das starke Gefühl, daß hier noch einiges kommen wird und deshalb schon länger investiert....
Wenn ich mir den Chart ansehe, denke ich mir, daß die 02 zum Knacken wäre.... und den Turnaround haben wir auch geschafft und hätte ich jemanden voriges Jahr gefragt, hätte keiner daran geglaubt... (bis auf eine Person, die wir kennen)
Wann ist es so weit? Wann geht hier mal was richtig ab? Wann springe ich in die Luft und schreie??
heute eher nicht....
morgen dann vielleicht
nächste Woche....
ich weiß es nicht und kann nur hoffen, aber derweilen stimmt die Richtung und mein Gefühl auch noch....
PS: Nicht das Beginnen wird belohnt sondern einzig und allein das Durchhalten! (Bertha v. Suttner)
lg in die Runde, ice
lg speku
posted on Jul 30, 09 04:21AM
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Zeit Kurs + Zusatz Umsatz Umsatz kumuliert
15:36:24 0,0165 4.750 14.750
15:31:34 0,0165 5.000 10.000
15:30:42 0,0165 5.000 5.000
lg speku
G.A. hat auf 1,4 Mrd. Stück aufgestockt, die Käufer wollen wohl was vom Kuchen abhaben, deshalb wird der Kurs kurzfristig steigen.
Hier im Forum ist auch nichts los.
good by (buy)
SLGLF wird seinen Weg schon machen und wenn es etwas wichtiges zu berichten gibt, wirst Du es hier sicherlich lesen.
Ich freue mich jedenfalls für Dich und Dein kluges Investment. Willkommen an Board bei den Silverdorianern. ;)
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