Steve Warburton Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-14
Please implement this rule, a small but important step in the long road of bring transparency and therefore retail confidence back to a seemingly easily manipulated market. Regards
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Please implement this rule, a small but important step in the long road of bring transparency and therefore retail confidence back to a seemingly easily manipulated market. Regards
Please allow retail investors the ability to trade LETFs. The prospectus makes it clear the risk imposed onto the investor.
Retail should be entitled to transparency especially with bad actors front running trades via PFOF.
I would like to voice that I am for said proposal.
I'm with passing this rule to improve the transparency of the stock market.
I believe creating a market with more transparency can only benefit the overall market and each investor. If no one is hiding anything, then the rule shouldn't be a problem.
I support this as a retail investor. More data and oversight is always needed when looking at the markets. Honest operations done without nefarious intent are done in the open with transparency. Secrecy is a vessel for corruption and manipulation. Additional i would like to see fines and penalties increased to more reflect the severity of the act. Not just the cost of doing business it needs to make a significant enough impact to deter them from doing it in the first place.