As previously announced, FINRA will launch a new OTC Reporting Facility (ORF) technology platform for the reporting of transactions in OTC equity securities (i.e., non-NMS stocks) on September 15, 2014
This is [REDACTED]. It's like you at the real casino, you cant cashout or leave until the next day unless your bank account has $25,000. This is pure discrimination for people that dont have 25,000$ in their bank account. This PDT [REDACTED] protect no one, i used to get cash advances from credit cards balance transfer to maintain over 25k in my brokerage account, then i took out 50k loan
Sec. 11.3 (a) Certificates representing shares of capital stock of FINRA Regulation shall be signed in the name of FINRA Regulation by two officers with one being the President or a Vice President, and the other being the Secretary or the Treasurer. Such certificates may be sealed with the corporate seal of FINRA Regulation or a facsimile thereof.
(b) Any signature on the stock
Have you ever thought about how online stock trading works? Once you hit enter on an order to buy or sell a stock, what happens next? There might be more steps in the stock trade process than you realize.
As previously announced, FINRA is introducing changes to the current Trade Data Dissemination Service (TDDS 2.0). protocol and structure.1 These changes are being made in concert with FINRA’s technical infrastructure upgrade, and TDDS clients must accommodate them by December 5, 2022; as of that date the current TDDS 2.0 version will no longer be supported. FINRA is offering testing for
Please prosecute Citadel for their stock manipulation of GameStop
I think it's an excellent idea to report short interest positions with more accuracy and transparency, on a more regular basis. I also think FTDs should be reported, again, accurately, and with settlement dates etc in a transparent way.
People should be given the choice they want for their own investment. In a case like leveraged or inverse funds, I personally use them for taking advantage of temporary market dislocation or hedging, both for short term investments. Over regulating doesn't seem to be the right approach.
Leveraged products are great tools, they are significantly less risky and less costly than trading on margin. Why take away leveraged and inverse ETFs but leave the ability to buy on margin or sell short?
Please don't try to fix something that isn't broken.
I think it's only fair that short positions are reported on the daily. We live in the information age and I don't see any reason for information to be delayed. This would make it fair for all players in the market. Thank you
