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Sep.25
12:33 PM ET
Thursday, 25 Sep 2008
Russia: Short-Sellers' Paradise?
Posted By:Bob Pisani
Topics:Regulations | Russia | Stock Options | Investment Strategy | Stock Market
Traders are passing around this Russian document which purportedly lifts the ban on short selling in Russia.
Those who are adamantly opposed to a blanket ban on short selling are claiming this makes Russia more of a capitalist country than we are.
Silly, but emotions are running high on the Street on many issues right now.
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