Dear FINRA Staff, It seems to me that Citadel (including some of its subsidiaries) is taking advantage of its status as a market maker and at the same time as a hedge fund with exceptionally high short interest in AMC (and also in Gamestop). Based on the data available through fintel.io, Ortex and other sources, it seems they are manipulating prices in their favor. For me, the assumption is close that in this case also strong naked short selling is the order of the day. This is an imminent disadvantage for me as a retail investor.

List the institutions that are short and how many shares? Report the amount of shares shorted on each transaction.

I support this effort to improve the accuracy, requirements, and meaning behind the short interest metric. A more expansive reporting requirement that captures synthetic short positions would allow FINRA to be better able to understand market participants’ short sale-related activity. As synthetic short positions provide equivalent exposure, information on them may also provide investors and other market participants with similarly useful information on negative sentiment.

Accurate reporting with proof instead of an honor system. No more wholesale brokerages that run shares through dark pools to aide short positions. Each share sold once with serial number as proof. No naked shorting is permitted, but it is still happening, so why are the perpetrators allowed to still participate in the market? No mislabeling shorts as longs. Enforce covering of short positions by a set date. Inform the public where shares are being borrowed from. Criminal charges instead of fines because the public is losing trust in the market and banking systems.

Short sale, short interest, fails to deliver, hedge funds using the same collateral for different margin accounts and loans, and all dark pools information should be made available to the public as daily reports as LIVE FEEDS. Data Science algorithms can reveal how these market manipulators are stealing money from retail investors. Data and information should be available as LIVE FEEDS just like the hedge funds can view them. Reports need to be readily available daily and hourly!

I these support these efforts to increase short selling transparency, in an effort to make a more equitable market.

Naked shorting is an extremely damaging practice that shouldn't be utilized in the markets. With it's widespread use, a stock is not sure to be valued correctly. As a result companies that may be beneficial are forced to shut down, lowers investor's returns illegally and undermines people's faith in the market. Regulatory agencies need to prevent these practices.

You are requested to comment on these proposals. Let's face it, the Hedge Funds are going to be using their voices to prevent these changes from occurring so we need to use our voice too. There are a lot more apes than Hedgies.

Greetings and Salutations, I made an edit of Wikipedia's Ripple web page in the Litigation section, under the user handle Gravitoelectrotensor, adding sentences 2-4 to paragraph 3 and adding paragraphs 4-7. Paragraph 6 summarizes Commissioner Hester Peirce's Safe Harbor 2.0 proposal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripple_(payment_protocol) My posting of the edit on Twitter had 14.5K views <1 day: https://twitter.com/tensornerdo/status/1414448688756269058 Then the news came out Ripple is using Hester's comments in the lawsuit. Cool huh? Coincidence maybe yes, maybe no - d'ya think?

1n the first place, naked short selling should not.be allowed and we know that it is because there is no way to police it. This would help.