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Mo Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Yes all these disclosures are ok and show improvement. But what we need is bigger fines and penalties for those who breaks the rules and manipulating the market, yes Hedged finds and Broker platforms such as Robinhood. You need to say it’s enough and you can’t keep doing wrong stuffs. All these little fines recently changes nothing, someone is at fault and guilty, some people deserve to go to jail for it as they damaging millions of people lives by ruining their financial situation. Some brokers/trades platforms such as Robinhood needs to be checked on as well and punished severely.

Chance Lacour Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

I would like to see you actually enforce your rules. Not reminders, a actual punishment. Also not a "yeah we saw you steal 700 mil so we're just going fine you 70 mil and you can be on your way." No all of it. Everything that was taken, taken back. From what I have seen you don't enforce ur SSR rule, Threshold list rules, naked shorting rules, payment for order flow rules ect... Also if your really about transparency and a fair market, like your statement says, start with same day data instead of t-2 for short data. Hardly fair when retail in alway at least 2 days behind the big players.

Reece Curcio Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

I would like to see changes in the reporting of shorts taken place in real time, full transparency from all investors from insiders to retail investors (with an emphasis on hedge funds), discontinued use of algorithmic trading tactics, synthetic shares, loop holes used to create selling pressure, and any other market manipulation tactics. I want to see real action taken to prevent and correct malpractice in the stock market.

Will Erdmann Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Individual retail investors and the SEC need daily, hourly, real time, transparency into synthetic short interest, naked shorts, high-frequency, dark pool trading. The dark pool trading and blatant market manipulation creates an unfair advantage to hedge funds and market makers. Without this, the federal government is giving an unfair advantage to Wall Street, and disadvantaging Main Street! Penalties for their use of synthetic shares should include jail time, and monetary fines have done nothing to curb this predatory behavior.