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James Roberts Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

The stock market needs Total Transparency. The Hedge Funds and Market Makers are manipulating the market via the dark pool, by buying in the pools and selling on the open market, to artificially suppress the price of stocks that have been shorted. The act of Naked Short selling is rampant and frequently goes unenforced. Allgorhythmic Trading back and forth to artificially depress prices should be outlawed, as it is obviously market manipulation, should stop. Even when the act is enforced the fines are minuscule compared to the obscene profit reaped!

Matthew Davis Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

There is no reason all data from the stock market including short data isn’t transmitted in real time. This isn’t the 1920’s and also “family office” is a sham. It was created in the early 20th century and the rules governing them have never been updated. They should report like everyone else or be used as shells for market makers to hide short positions. Options should never be allowed to created synthetic positions. Create and algorithm that automatically detects naked short selling. This governing body is 20 years behind available technology to enforce rules and regulations.

Sherie Johnson Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Naked shorting and dark pools have allowed manipulation of the stock price. They are able to bring the true stock price dow in order to save themselves which is unfair to the American people!! We work just as hard study the market hard if not harder and we do not have access to manipulate anything it's win or lose for the people. This is so unfair I personally have lost thousands of dollars due to market manipulation! I request that Corporations be exposed for this fraudulent activity. Have them report real dark pool numbers and naked shorts frequently!!

William B Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

If the US market looks to be seen as a free market we need to have transparency. Dark pool trading has gone on unregulated to the point of becoming a place where institutional investors can go to hide their elicit trades; this needs to end. All authorized shares should be able to be accounted for at any given time during market hours. Fines and penalties for FTDs and naked shorting of stocks should be implemented immediately as well as be heightened to the point they pass any realized gains.