NY Times. Se cuestionan las prohibiciones de cortos
Publicado: 16 Dic 2011 12:12
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/16/busin ... ss&emc=rss
El resumen en el último párrafo:
“As a whole,” they conclude, the evidence indicates “no harm in the aggregate from short-selling during market downturns and no benefit from banning short-selling. There are likely to be other ill effects of short-sale bans besides decreased liquidity and higher trading costs. Short-sellers restrain management malfeasance by rooting out fraud and earnings manipulation. The evidence does not suggest short-sellers are the problem. They are the messengers with bad news about companies’ prospects. They are unpopular because they deliver messages that people would rather not hear.”
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El resumen en el último párrafo:
“As a whole,” they conclude, the evidence indicates “no harm in the aggregate from short-selling during market downturns and no benefit from banning short-selling. There are likely to be other ill effects of short-sale bans besides decreased liquidity and higher trading costs. Short-sellers restrain management malfeasance by rooting out fraud and earnings manipulation. The evidence does not suggest short-sellers are the problem. They are the messengers with bad news about companies’ prospects. They are unpopular because they deliver messages that people would rather not hear.”
Lástima que aquí nadie de los que manda lo lea (o sean D.Errequeerre)