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FINANCIAL INTEREST DISCLOSURES CAN PROTECT MARKETS FROM “SHORT & DISTORT” MANIPULATORS

12 No. 9 ANSLRR 3Alex J. Pollock* Andrews Securities Litigation and Regulation Reporter (Approx. 4 pages)

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FINANCIAL INTEREST DISCLOSURES CAN PROTECT MARKETS FROM “SHORT & DISTORT” MANIPULATORS

12 No. 9 ANSLRR 3Alex J. Pollock* Andrews Securities Litigation and Regulation Reporter (Approx. 4 pages)

12 No. 9 Andrews Sec. Litig. & Reg. Rep. 3

Andrews Securities Litigation and Regulation Reporter

*1 September 6, 2006

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Alex J. Pollock*^aa1

FINANCIAL INTEREST DISCLOSURES CAN PROTECT MARKETS FROM “SHORT & DISTORT” MANIPULATORS

In this opinion piece, Alex J. Pollock of the American Enterprise Institute discusses how investors can potentially manipulate the market through short sales and options the Securities and Exchange Commission has to prevent the practice.

Some market...

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