Hi all,
My broker is Standard Chartered Wealth Managers and they have disallowed short selling after the market touched the upper circuit.
I was woundering if this is the case with other brokers too. Could members using other brokers provide some feedback.
If the market shed some of it's 20% gains, as a trader I could benefit from shorting the market. Stan-Chart claims this is an internal risk policy. I was curious if this policy is truly intended to help the trader or benefit the broker.
Could anyone shed some light.
Thanks.
My broker is Standard Chartered Wealth Managers and they have disallowed short selling after the market touched the upper circuit.
I was woundering if this is the case with other brokers too. Could members using other brokers provide some feedback.
If the market shed some of it's 20% gains, as a trader I could benefit from shorting the market. Stan-Chart claims this is an internal risk policy. I was curious if this policy is truly intended to help the trader or benefit the broker.
Could anyone shed some light.
Thanks.