Heads Up SEC Your new list is absurd;
look at these quick comparisons......
IBM's float is 1.35billion Short Open interest 14.74 mil.
HRB's float is 315 mil with SOI at 9.9 million
SMall Cap 1 Example 75 mil Float with 25 million short.
Small Cap 2 Example 16.5 million float 3.2 million short.
No Market prices, SEC aiding big caps with no discernable threat from SOI, while my list of 80 odd companies says,
You are not doing your job. These legal positions in these small caps never get squeezed, why is that? Plenty of buying, great news and fundamentals, strong financials. How do I know? Because i count, no market prices, just a computer moving prices within the shadow metrics of systemic interests.
More companies added to the Short Sale Ban list....
Stocks near 52-week highs added to short sale ban list, including IBM
Twelve more companies, including IBM (IBM
) and H&R Block (HRB) , have been added to the short-sale ban list as of
Wednesday, according to information posted on the New York Stock Exchange's
Web site. Other companies on the list are: Medco Health Solutions (MHS) , Arbor
Realty Trust (ABR) , Developers Diversified Realty Corp. (DDR) , MFA Mortgage
Investments (MFA) , American Safety Insurance Holdings (ASI) , Landamerica
Financial Group (LFG) , PHH Corp. (PHH) , Credicorp (BAP) , Lexington Realty
Trust (LXP) , and Strategic Hotels & Resorts (BEE) . Last week, the Securities
and Exchange Commission banned short selling in shares of certain financial
institutions until Oct. 2 but the list has been expanded to include more |
