Upward Tick Rule Applied to Short Selling on the Stock Exchange

The upward tick rule has been implemented for short selling transactions on Borsa Istanbul. This rule mandates that short selling orders be entered at a price above the last transaction price. The upward tick rule is applied to limit short selling pressure and reduce market volatility. The rule prevents investors from directly short selling at the best bid price or a lower price. This regulation aims to deter speculative selling, especially in market conditions where a downward trend prevails. Investors who wish to short sell must submit their orders at least one tick above the current market price. During the period the rule is in effect, the volume of short selling transactions and their impact on the market will be closely monitored. Not investment advice.

📊 GOOGL — Piyasa Yorumu

■ neutral · 55%

The news indicates that the uptick rule is applied in short selling; this is generally interpreted as a temporary supportive regulation in bearish markets. GOOGL's technical indicators are mixed: the price is above the SMA20 and SMA50, RSI at 58 is neutral-positive, but MACD is slightly below the signal line and the 24-hour change is nearly flat. Since the news is not directly specific to GOOGL and its impact remains limited, the direction is uncertain. In the short term, a sideways movement in the $345-347 range is likely. Therefore, I maintain a neutral stance.

RSI 14

58.6

MACD

1.23

24h Δ

-0.09%

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