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Anonymous-JN Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

1. Buy orders vs sell orders buy orders show more inflow and the price drops. 2. Naked shorting, synthetic shares. With amc the CEO gave good information about share holders and the amount per stock holder on average. This number does not add up with the volume of buy and sell orders. 3. It's a simple supply demand the supply is small and demand high. How can the price constantly dropping if no one is selling.

Daniel Carter Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

Short positions should be reported daily. Any attempts by institutional investors to drive stock prices up/down (smear campaigns, fake DD, Spam/Ads) should result in fines that actually impact the guilty parties, not just a tiny percent of the profit from the illicit activities. There needs to be actual penalties for breaking the rules, or the so-called "free market" will ever truly exist and we'll never be on a level playing field. Naked shorting should be illegal. the ability to borrow shares exceeding the float is wrong.

Zack Clayton Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19

I've been trying to make some extra side money in the stock market for my family for the past year of so. I started out in Robinhood but eventually switched to Fidelity for obvious reasons. What i've learned tho is that my chance at succeeding in the stock market are minimal, regardless of the amount of research i've done, or amount of personal money i've invested. The odds are stacked against me, dates for FTDs, options expiring ITM all seems meaningless if people aren't held accountable.