Hulumas ( Date: 26-Jul-2010 09:36) Posted:
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des_khor ( Date: 26-Jul-2010 00:57) Posted:
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pharoah88 ( Date: 25-Jul-2010 16:15) Posted:
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There is ONE PERFECT WIN-WIN TRANSFORMATION
to DOUBLE SGX TRADING
WHICH SGX REFUSE to CHANGE:
CHARGE BROKERAGE on TRADING PROFITS ONLY
and NOT on TRADING LOSSES.
This CREATION does nOt require additonal 1.5 hours Lunch Time Trading.
There is ONE GUARANTEED WAY
to INCREASE SGX TRADING VOLUME
WHICH SGX REFUSE TO ADOPT:
reduce Brokerage Rate to 0.08%
reduce Minimum Brokerage to S$8.00
WiLL there be a CATCH ? ? ? ?
To Increase brokerage ? ? ? ?
tanstg ( Date: 24-Jul-2010 09:31) Posted:
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INSIDER should NOT be ALLOWED to transfer shares to NOMINEE ACCOUNTS ? ? ? ?
and use NOMINEE ACCOUNTS TO TRADE ? ? ? ?
and NOT REPORTING IT AS INSIDER TRADING ? ? ? ?
ALL INSIDER TRADINGS should be CLASSIFIED and INDICATED IMMEDIATELY in the MARKET DEPTH and nOt wait for one week when the ACTION is ALL OVER ? ? ? ?
tanstg ( Date: 24-Jul-2010 09:31) Posted:
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SGX proposes new rules and measures for short selling
SINGAPORE
This includes the requirement to mark all sell orders, either as a normal sell order or a short sell order. With the collated data, SGX intends to report the short sales volume and value by counter for each trading day.
To facilitate the marking of sell orders, SGX requires its Trading Members to put in place procedures to ensure that customers indicate their sell orders.
The dealer or remisier cannot transmit a sell order to SGX if the customer has not made his or her order indication.
SGX said the move is to facilitate greater market transparency as timely short selling information, will provides greater disclosure and contributes to enhanced accountability.
The exchange defines a short sell order as “any sell order where the seller does not own the quantity of security to be sold at the time of placing the order”.
SGX is embarking on a consultation exercise on the proposed change and said the exercise is being conducted after close discussions with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Separately, SGX chief executive Magnus Bocker said that doing away with a lunchtime trading break could increase volumes on the Singapore Exchange by 10 per cent.
Mr Bocker disclosed this when speaking at a Foreign Correspondents Association event here yesterday. He also confirmed a MediaCorp report earlier this week that the exchange was considering plans to have continuous trading in each session.
However, he said that it is still too early to talk about when to implement it and also confirmed it is currently in discussions with market participants on the move.
— The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has proposed new rules and measures to provide more information on short selling activities.SGX has proposed new rules and measures to provide more information & transparency on short selling activities.
Here are what they have included:
- Mark all sell orders, either as normal sell order or a short sell order.
SGX intends to report the short sales volume and value by counter for each trading day with the collated data. To facilitate the marking of selling orders, SGX requires its Trading Members to put in place procedures to ensure that customers indicate their sell orders. To read more, read them on SGX website or Today's paper dated 24 Jul 2010.