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Ryan Davey Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Short interest reporting needs to be far more robust than is currently required. Self reporting of short positions, with the history being what it is, is a dangerous powder keg with huge ramifications for peoples' livelihoods. We need a sytem of checks and balances and to not rely on self reporting from parties who have shown a complete disregard for the rules time and time again. It's a bit ridiculous that in 2021 we can have reported short interest figures that are not even close to reality. Please do your part to ensure a fair market, because it seems like a pipe dream at this point.

Jay Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Please stop this illegal naked shorting, darkpool illegal manipulation, FTD , in AMC GME etc, it's pure corruption. NYSE looks like a fraudulent mess looking in from around the world. Sec are useless , CITADEL SECURITIES are so corrupt and it's obvious not a little bit it's huge on another level and it's disgusting. Ken Griffin needs jail . If u don't sort it I know alot of investors who will bring lawsuits if they haven't already. Please stop all this vileness now, thankyou

Cory Conway Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Hello, To whom it may concern, I request that with diligence and haste we implement blockchain technology to ensure a free market. In regards to voting on market practice and for t-0 trade transactions, a fundamental blockchain system would give us a streamlined and sufficient order flow to close the trading gap between market makers and retail. We are recklessly headed toward more financial instability and blockchain has been waiting for a use case to bring it relevance. Let’s bring back confidence in the market and end the corrupt practices of off market trading.

Anonymous-C Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

First of all, stop pretending like Finra doesn't know how corrupt and rigged the Stock Market is especially given the fact that Finra facilitates and encourages such behavior at the expense of the retail investor. Yes, Finra facilitates and encourages such behavior contrary to the statements made on their "About" page which I will provide some examples as proof. 1) Fail-to-deliver Data: -Data is old and useless by the time the Investor sees it. The first half of a given month is available at the end of the month.