End the practice of Short Selling Stock Market Securities. Outlawing this practice will end the following two abuses: #1. Creating liquidity where no liquidity exists. #2. Stealing genuine liquidity from legitimate owners of exchange traded securities. - Genuine, legitimate, upside or downside liquidity belongs solely to owners who purchased that right at fair market value. The current practice of short selling assumes that an entity can borrow that right without paying fair market price to do so. If an entity wishes to sell securities on the open market, then that entity must, at some point, pay full, fair market price to own that right. Fair Trade Practices are necessary for a healthy Security Exchange. Fair Practice will give New Life Blood and Backbone to grow the Economy.
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