Overstock.com’s victory to curb short-selling in Utah has been short-lived and not so sweet. The online dealer pushed for legislation to reduce the activity after it had claimed it was victim of naked short-selling, but pressure from Wall Street, led by the Securities Industry Association, has resulted in an agreement to delay the effective date for the new law form Oct. 1 to next June 1. The moratorium reportedly will give the SIA time to lobby for a repeal of the law while business and the state will have the opportunity to study the complaints that the legislation was too burdensome. The law gives brokers licensed in Utah 24 hours to report any trade in shares of Utah companies that fail to deliver, or face a fine of at least $10,000.