SHO Rule - Short sell / Sell

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arna

I've got question about short selling when SHO rule appear on stock.

When stocks move down more 10% or more - it's possible to open a short position only by adding liquidity.

But what in case if I send a SELL order (not short sell) that will be executed immediately? Which happens sometimes. Is it illegal?
 
You can't sell a stock short that is not on the "easy to borrow" list without a "locate" from your broker. If a stock is on the Reg sho list it means they are failing on delivery, so you will never get a locate on that stock while on the list. So no, you can't sell it short at all, but not for the reason you listed.

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Stocks is on ETB list. When sending / routing order to short it as 'short sell' it filled sometimes - mostly when using dark pools.

But when sending "sell" order when SSR rule is on - the order is executed at once.

Why? What's the difference?
 
Quote from arna:

Stocks is on ETB list. When sending / routing order to short it as 'short sell' it filled sometimes - mostly when using dark pools.

But when sending "sell" order when SSR rule is on - the order is executed at once.

Why? What's the difference?
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There is no restriction on sell long stock. The exchange or route you choose is not relevant.
 
Quote from arna:

Stocks is on ETB list. When sending / routing order to short it as 'short sell' it filled sometimes - mostly when using dark pools.

But when sending "sell" order when SSR rule is on - the order is executed at once.

Why? What's the difference?
More...

If the stock is down more than 10% you can only short sell in a uptick for that day and the next day as well
 
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