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http://www.sgx.com/wps/wcm/connect/c5d13f804ed98ee6a102a7140e877772/DailyShortSell20130311.txt?MOD=AJPERES& CACHEID=c5d13f804ed98ee6a102a7140e877772

Short sell data is out......it will be stupid to amend orders that is not

done on the sell side..... so my guess is right.... it only record executed short sale.

Orders that are submitted to SGX-ST can only be modified for quantity. If you wish to make any changes in respect of accurate marking of sell orders, you will have to withdraw the order and enter a new order.

My buy tonite is Facebook, and long and short (hedge) DOW.

Bopanha ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 23:01) Posted:

If Dow is abit lembek and close lower today, sg market may find comfort and move up nicely. But anyway I not sure if it will go down because it is fiddling around 14400 and likely to surpass it.

To record that you have nothing done on the short side? Waw.

risktaker ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 22:26) Posted:

If I have mark my sell orders wrongly but didnt get execute.... and cancel it immediately as I realize it.... should I still amend it?

I think dont need As i think SGX only record the actual done volume..... is this statement true?

gufeng88 ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 18:29) Posted:

Short selling order

Q21. I have marked my sell orders wrongly and the orders have been executed. Can I modify the order later? Will I be penalized if I do not correct the sell order?

Yes, you can approach your broker to correct your sell orders if the orders have been executed. Your broker should submit the amendments to SGX on your behalf before 5.45pm on the next trading day. You must inform your broker in advance so that he has sufficient time to prepare the amendments for submission to SGX. You are also expected to accurately correct the quantity of the sell orders.

The accurate disclosure of sell orders is necessary for factual information to be provided to market participants regarding short selling. As such information may be taken into account by investors when making trading decisions, it is important that false or misleading information not be presented.

Section 330(1) of the SFA states that any person who, with intent to deceive, makes or furnishes, or knowingly and wilfully authorises or permits the making or furnishing of, any false or misleading statement or report to a securities exchange, futures exchange, designated clearing house or any officers thereof relating to dealing in securities shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years or both.

In applying section 330(1) of the SFA, MAS will consider whether there was intent to deceive in respect of sell orders that had been inaccurately marked by SGX-ST Trading Members or inaccurately disclosed by market participants. As such, if you or your broker is found to have intent to deceive in respect of sell orders, you or your broker will be penalized under section 330(1).

Notwithstanding, as mentioned above, you may notify your broker to correct your sell orders and brokers are required to submit the amendments to SGX before 5.45pm the next trading day.

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/faqs#Marking_of_SellOrders

A nomal sell order is when ONLY oneself hav the script (Free) listed in your SGX account.

Today Europe are all breeding, except UK, stand green green. US also open in red.

12. How do the new measures affect me as an investor?

Brokers may not enter a sell order if the investor has not informed them whether an order is a short sell order (covered or uncovered) or a normal sell order. SGX’s Trading Members must put in place systems and procedures to collect such sell order data from investors.

If and when call your broker, broker will ask. Whether your sell order is a Short Sell Order or a normal sell order.

If trade through internet, U will be required to indicate whether your sell order is a Short Sell Order or a normal sell order.

If I have mark my sell orders wrongly but didnt get execute.... and cancel it immediately as I realize it.... should I still amend it?

I think dont need As i think SGX only record the actual done volume..... is this statement true?

gufeng88 ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 18:29) Posted:

Short selling order

Q21. I have marked my sell orders wrongly and the orders have been executed. Can I modify the order later? Will I be penalized if I do not correct the sell order?

Yes, you can approach your broker to correct your sell orders if the orders have been executed. Your broker should submit the amendments to SGX on your behalf before 5.45pm on the next trading day. You must inform your broker in advance so that he has sufficient time to prepare the amendments for submission to SGX. You are also expected to accurately correct the quantity of the sell orders.

The accurate disclosure of sell orders is necessary for factual information to be provided to market participants regarding short selling. As such information may be taken into account by investors when making trading decisions, it is important that false or misleading information not be presented.

Section 330(1) of the SFA states that any person who, with intent to deceive, makes or furnishes, or knowingly and wilfully authorises or permits the making or furnishing of, any false or misleading statement or report to a securities exchange, futures exchange, designated clearing house or any officers thereof relating to dealing in securities shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years or both.

In applying section 330(1) of the SFA, MAS will consider whether there was intent to deceive in respect of sell orders that had been inaccurately marked by SGX-ST Trading Members or inaccurately disclosed by market participants. As such, if you or your broker is found to have intent to deceive in respect of sell orders, you or your broker will be penalized under section 330(1).

Notwithstanding, as mentioned above, you may notify your broker to correct your sell orders and brokers are required to submit the amendments to SGX before 5.45pm the next trading day.

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/faqs#Marking_of_SellOrders

Dow is still strong, and future prices seem upbeat. Huat arh!!

Sorry for the typo.

If anyone does not know what is rheumatism, it is simply bone pain here and there owing to old age.This impairment can cause lethargy and you refuse to think well or refuse to do proper work.

Bopanha ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 22:10) Posted:

If anyone does not who what is rheumatism, it is simply bone pain here and there owing to old age.

This impairment can cause lethargy and you refuse to think well or refuse to do proper work.

Nothing special. LPPL. You still cannot sell short as you wish, they can sell short as they wish, so come back to square one. Always redundant. Only merely show rheumatism in our policy and regulation administration, sad. That is why still I say LPPL.

gufeng88 ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 18:29) Posted:

Short selling order

Q21. I have marked my sell orders wrongly and the orders have been executed. Can I modify the order later? Will I be penalized if I do not correct the sell order?

Yes, you can approach your broker to correct your sell orders if the orders have been executed. Your broker should submit the amendments to SGX on your behalf before 5.45pm on the next trading day. You must inform your broker in advance so that he has sufficient time to prepare the amendments for submission to SGX. You are also expected to accurately correct the quantity of the sell orders.

The accurate disclosure of sell orders is necessary for factual information to be provided to market participants regarding short selling. As such information may be taken into account by investors when making trading decisions, it is important that false or misleading information not be presented.

Section 330(1) of the SFA states that any person who, with intent to deceive, makes or furnishes, or knowingly and wilfully authorises or permits the making or furnishing of, any false or misleading statement or report to a securities exchange, futures exchange, designated clearing house or any officers thereof relating to dealing in securities shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years or both.

In applying section 330(1) of the SFA, MAS will consider whether there was intent to deceive in respect of sell orders that had been inaccurately marked by SGX-ST Trading Members or inaccurately disclosed by market participants. As such, if you or your broker is found to have intent to deceive in respect of sell orders, you or your broker will be penalized under section 330(1).

Notwithstanding, as mentioned above, you may notify your broker to correct your sell orders and brokers are required to submit the amendments to SGX before 5.45pm the next trading day.

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/faqs#Marking_of_SellOrders

Being " mm kam guan" (tak shiok) is not the right thing to be in the stocks-betting...

It's your wrong bet, so you only have yourself to be " mm kam with" ,

One should never be " mm kam guan" with the stock market...

The meaning of " mm kam guan" with the market means the player will strive

to take it back on the market, ie. to get even with the market by buying more.

halleluyah ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 17:56) Posted:

" Em kam guan" ahhh.....want to fight ahhh.....come ahhh.....try n see....lol.

Octavia ( Date: 11-Mar-2013 16:51) Posted:

Short selling order

Q21. I have marked my sell orders wrongly and the orders have been executed. Can I modify the order later? Will I be penalized if I do not correct the sell order?

Yes, you can approach your broker to correct your sell orders if the orders have been executed. Your broker should submit the amendments to SGX on your behalf before 5.45pm on the next trading day. You must inform your broker in advance so that he has sufficient time to prepare the amendments for submission to SGX. You are also expected to accurately correct the quantity of the sell orders.

The accurate disclosure of sell orders is necessary for factual information to be provided to market participants regarding short selling. As such information may be taken into account by investors when making trading decisions, it is important that false or misleading information not be presented.

Section 330(1) of the SFA states that any person who, with intent to deceive, makes or furnishes, or knowingly and wilfully authorises or permits the making or furnishing of, any false or misleading statement or report to a securities exchange, futures exchange, designated clearing house or any officers thereof relating to dealing in securities shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $50,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years or both.

In applying section 330(1) of the SFA, MAS will consider whether there was intent to deceive in respect of sell orders that had been inaccurately marked by SGX-ST Trading Members or inaccurately disclosed by market participants. As such, if you or your broker is found to have intent to deceive in respect of sell orders, you or your broker will be penalized under section 330(1).

Notwithstanding, as mentioned above, you may notify your broker to correct your sell orders and brokers are required to submit the amendments to SGX before 5.45pm the next trading day.

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/faqs#Marking_of_SellOrders