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Sam Park Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

A transparent and accountable market should be the lowest bar. This seems like a minimal step forward, particularly on a higher frequency and timely reporting, expanded information on account level positions, threshold securities, and ownership of synthetic shares. Please do more than consider these enhancements. I had no idea that there was financing available to cover shorts - this seems ethically ambiguous at best.

Kenneth Cook Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Every single share should only exist once, we have the technology to do that. But until that happens I want to see a record of all shares, bought and sold, and for what price, at the end of the day. Period. No matter if they happened traded in a dark pool or your your mom's basement using an app to transfer ownership. I WANT TO KNOW THIS INFO, BECAUSE THATS WHAT THE STOCK MARKET IS SUPPOSED TO BE.

Scott Fedor Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

I have been an investor in the stock market for over 20 years, but am considering pulling out for good. The regulators have shown everybody that they aren't in control, and allow hedge funds to run rampant with manipulation and most likely buy them off with kickbacks in the form of fines, while they break all the rules. The level of gross criminality is off the charts, and at the very least, the regulators should be publicly exposing all of the manipulation so the rest of the market can see it, and their failure to do this suggests collusion.

Richard Pinder Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

The blatant manipulation against AMC and GME makes me lose complete faith in the US stock market. I am working on moving my money out of the US stock system. It's clear that our government is bought and paid for. This system with tutes lying about short positions, dark pools, secondary books by brokers, unchecked FTD's and high-frequency trading makes an unfair playing field to where sports betting is more attractive. It's an absolute scam.