Market exposure basically.
Market exposure refers to the dollar amount of funds or percentage of a broader portfolio that is invested in a particular type of security, market sector, or industry. Market exposure is usually expressed as a percentage of total portfolio holdings, for instance, as in 10% of a portfolio being exposed to the oil and gas sector or a $ 50,000 in Tesla stock.
So if we look at the liabilities teetering, 70b is a huge chunk that requires other funds to cover. This is an indictment on the short sell which in some forms were responsible for the crash of 1929, and has been noted in 2008's meltdown. During the pandemic, Europe has restricted or outright banned shorting.
Shorting first appeared in the US in 1822 so it's been a thorn in the investment community for a long time here. Even longer for the rest of the world with it first coming into practice in 1609 and creating it's first major crisis in 1772 causing a liquidity disaster and the collapse of almost every private bank in Scotland.
Another reason why it's so toxic today is some of the SEC regulations limiting it were removed in 2007. Specifically, the 'uptick rule'. Short selling itself was a driver in creating the first Hedge Fund in 1949.
Market exposure basically.
Market exposure refers to the dollar amount of funds or percentage of a broader portfolio that is invested in a particular type of security, market sector, or industry. Market exposure is usually expressed as a percentage of total portfolio holdings, for instance, as in 10% of a portfolio being exposed to the oil and gas sector or a $ 50,000 in Tesla stock.
So if we look at the liabilities teetering, 70b is a huge chunk that requires other funds to cover. This is an indictment on the short sell which in some forms were responsible for the crash of 1929, and has been noted in 2008's meltdown. During the pandemic, Europe has restricted or outright banned shorting.
Shorting first appeared in the US in 1822 so it's been a thorn in the investment community for a long time here. Even longer for the rest of the world with it first coming into practice in 1609 and creating it's first major crisis in 1772 causing a liquidity crisis and the collapse of almost every private bank in Scotland.
Another reason why it's so toxic today is some of the SEC regulations limiting it were removed in 2007. Specifically, the 'uptick rule'. Short selling itself was a driver in creating the first Hedge Fund in 1949.
Market exposure basically.
Market exposure refers to the dollar amount of funds or percentage of a broader portfolio that is invested in a particular type of security, market sector, or industry. Market exposure is usually expressed as a percentage of total portfolio holdings, for instance, as in 10% of a portfolio being exposed to the oil and gas sector or a $ 50,000 in Tesla stock.
So if we look at the liabilities teetering, 70b is a huge chunk that requires other funds to cover. This is an indictment on the short sell which in some forms were responsible for the crash of 1929, and has been noted in 2008's meltdown. During the pandemic, Europe has restricted or outright banned shorting.
Shorting first appeared in the US in 1822 so it's been a thorn in the investment community for a long time here. Even longer for the rest of the world with it first coming into practice in 1609 and creating it's first major crisis in 1772 causing a liquidity crisis and the collapse of almost every private bank in Scotland.
Another reason why it's so toxic today is some of the SEC regulations limiting it were removed in 2007. Specifically, the 'uptick rule'.
Market exposure basically.
Market exposure refers to the dollar amount of funds or percentage of a broader portfolio that is invested in a particular type of security, market sector, or industry. Market exposure is usually expressed as a percentage of total portfolio holdings, for instance, as in 10% of a portfolio being exposed to the oil and gas sector or a $ 50,000 in Tesla stock.
So if we look at the liabilities teetering, 70b is a huge chunk that requires other funds to cover. This is an indictment on the short sell which in some forms were responsible for the crash of 1929, and has been noted in 2008's meltdown. During the pandemic, Europe has restricted or outright banned shorting.
Shorting first appeared in the US in 1822 so it's been a thorn in the investment community for a long time here. Even longer for the rest of the world with it first coming into practice in 1609 and creating it's first major crisis in 1772 causing a liquidity crisis and the collapse of almost every private bank in Scotland.
Another reason why it's so toxic today is some of the SEC regulations limiting it were removed in 2007.
Market exposure basically.
Market exposure refers to the dollar amount of funds or percentage of a broader portfolio that is invested in a particular type of security, market sector, or industry. Market exposure is usually expressed as a percentage of total portfolio holdings, for instance, as in 10% of a portfolio being exposed to the oil and gas sector or a $ 50,000 in Tesla stock.
So if we look at the liabilities teetering, 70b is a huge chunk that requires other funds to cover. This is an indictment on the short sell which in some forms were responsible for the crash of 1929, and has been noted in 2008's meltdown. During the pandemic, Europe has restricted or outright banned shorting.
Shorting first appeared in the US in 1822 so it's been a thorn in the investment community for a long time here. Even longer for the rest of the world with it first coming into practice in 1609 and creating it's first major crisis in 1772 causing a liquidity crisis and the collapse of almost every private bank in Scotland.