Hey y'all. I'm currently writing an article on short-selling, and I've been working on an historical background. I've read from several sources that England banned short-selling for some time during the 18th century, and while I haven't found any direct references to exactly when and what prompted it, I'm fairly certain it was in reaction to the South Sea Company and Mississippi Company "bubbles" which both occurred in 1720. If anyone knows anything about this or has any suggestions for reputable sources on the subject, I'd greatly appreciate it. It's interesting to think that 18th Century England had their own...
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