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SEC Follow Up Exhibits Part C SEC_OEA_FCIC_001760-2501

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Reg SHO Pilot Report DRAFT 9/14/2006<br />

May 2, 2005 are not included in the analysis. Pilot stocks with listing changes during the Pilot<br />

are included in our analysis up until the date of the listing change even though they are still in the<br />

Pilot..<br />

The stocks in the control sample come from the remainder of the 2004 Russell 3000 not<br />

included in the Pilot. We do not include the stocks with initial public offerings after May 2004<br />

because these stocks were not eligible to be selected for the Pilot. Like the pilot sample, the<br />

control sample stocks can experience corporate events that make tracking them difficult. We<br />

keep track of ticker symbol changes, listing changes, and mergers using the daily symbol<br />

directories from the Nasdaq Trader web site and using Bloomberg. As with the pilot sample, we<br />

include only the control stocks that survive until May 2, 2005 and include stocks that are<br />

subsequently delisted up until the delisting date.<br />

Table 1 reports the sample sizes and breaks down the sample in various dimensions. As<br />

the table indicates, our sample contains 504 listed pilot stocks and 973 listed control stocks that<br />

are subject to Rule 10a-1 and 439 Nasdaq pilot stocks and 917 Nasdaq control stocks that are<br />

subject to NASD Rule 3350. Table 1 also indicates that roughly 70% of Listed Stocks and 63%<br />

of Nasdaq NM Stocks have listed options. Because listing affects the short sale rules applied to<br />

trading, we report results for each of these sub-samples but not for the full sample. If an issuer<br />

switches its listing from Nasdaq to Amex or NYSE or vice versa after May 2, we keep that stock<br />

in the sample up until the day of the listing change. If an issuer changed its listing prior to May<br />

2, it will be grouped according to its new listing and we include pre-period data only from that<br />

same listing. 46 Listings changes between Amex and NYSE do not affect our sample because the<br />

change does not affect the short sale rule applied.<br />

46 We exclude one stock that changed its listing on the first day of the pilot, Renasant Corporation RNST, formerly<br />

Peoples Holding Company, PHC.<br />

Prepared by the Office of Economic Analysis 23<br />

DRAFT

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