In Short Selling Transactions on the Stock Exchange, the Upward Dip Rule Will Be Applied Until the End of the Trading Session.
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After the decline in the BIST 100 index exceeded 2 percent on the stock market, the stock market launched a new application for short selling operations. According to the BISTECH Pay Market Trading System announcement, the step-up rule will be applied until the end of the session in short selling.
Due to the decline in the BIST 100 index exceeding the threshold of 2%, the upward dip rule will be applied to short selling trading sessions in the stock market until the end of the trading session. Click here for more.
In short selling transactions on the stock exchange, the upward dip rule will be applied until the end of the trading session.
Economy - Breaking News: Due to the BIST 100 index falling by more than 2%, the "upward quid rule" will be applied to short selling transactions in trading sessions where short selling is permitted, until the end of the trading session.
Due to the decline in the BIST 100 index exceeding 2%, the upside rule will be applied to short selling transactions in trading sessions where short selling is permitted in the stock market until the end of the session.
Due to the decline in the BIST 100 index exceeding 2%, the upside rule will be applied to short selling transactions in trading sessions where short selling is permitted in the stock market until the end of the session.
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