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Anonymous-AM Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

I feel that the reporting needs to be more frequently and made available to the public on short positions, naked shorts and shirt interest. Retail investors are at a disadvantage for not seeing the changes in markets and the flow of orders and the short interest that are restricted or limited to a monthly reporting scheme. It allows market makers and big players to manipulate the market and make profits based on hidden information restricting the opportunity to have a free market stock market.

Daniel Muhlberger Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Hello and good evening. I would just like to comment that it makes no sense why the market maker "Citadel" trades on the dark pool that they created not having to report any information while they look at every order we make. Investing in a company should not be playing against the house, this is not a casino, it is an investment for the better of our economy. FINRA (you) reported GME at a short interest of 309.83% October 16-30 how is this physically possible to short 3x the float? That is naked shorting. Then it just disappears as if it never happened, clearly it was hidden.

Michael C Hinson Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

If anyone does read this, I would like to say thanks for doing so. First I would like to bring up the families these big hedge funds probably have destroyed by shorting companies they see as competition through what I believe is called compensated bonds. The fact the "system" of wall street and shorting and even buying into stocks is heavily favored to the side of the big institutions and hedge funds. We all deserve equality, even the little guy.

Justin M Steikar Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Finra should absolutely adopt all of the above changes. Any regulation that can be added for transparency in a free market should be added. All of this information should be reported daily and available to everyone to install confidence in a free market system. Above and beyond this, accountability for failure to comply should come with harsher penalties then small fines that can be incurred as a cost of doing business by the offender. Changes need to be made to stop repeat offenders to comply with all rules.