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Christopher Thrasher Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

I believe it is critical that FINRA mandate daily reporting of short positions by all members, to include synthetic shares. It is clear that FINRA does not receive accurate updates from its members on the above and that it is having a profound negative effect upon the overall market. Retail perceives FINRA in a negative manner, an organization that does not enforce any of its rules and which permits large institutions to ignore rules to manipulate the markets.

Rafael Figueroa Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

FINRA should provide daily updates on short interest and failure-to-delivers. If that isn't feasible, then at minimum a T+1 timeframe should be implemented. Rampant naked shorting along with a financial toolbox that favors large institutions goes against what a free market is all about. As a retail Investor, I do not have the same means or access to the types of information that larger institutions do, which allows them to make better informed decisions and in effect, keep someone like myself from being able to make informed and profitable moves in the market.

Heinrich Fan Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

To whom it may concern, I am writing in support of the proposed changes applied in Reg. Notice 21-19. Particularly as an individual investor in the US financial markets, I am strongly in support of daily aggregation of short interest reporting. I strongly support increased granularity to the account level position reporting. I am adamantly in support of increasing comprehensive synthetic short interest reporting (I would suggest a clause for these tactics to be continually evaluated and updated for, i.e.