Japan temporarily bans stock short-selling to calm markets
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some14some
Ban it permanently if calm prevails. (no way, no profit for all concerned)
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unscrejects
The majority of Japanese have zero idea about what short selling is. And it seems like even the Diet had no idea until Monday night.
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