Taking away this right does not all a true free market. There are numerous ways to trade that are higher risk such as weekly options and micro stocks, what is the difference? This limits what should be a true and free market.
Comments:I'm an experienced investor. Over 60 years investing in common stocks. Please allow. I only use leveraged elf's a few times when markets are out of balance.
Thanks you, James Goss
Comments:Please do not in any manner limit the use of leveraged and inverse ETFs. I utilize these investment vehicles along with mutual funds and individual stocks.
More choices for consumers, never less.
Feesung Steven Pang
This is is the 21 century I see no reason short interest can not be reported daily. I also see no reason it should not be. This would be one step towards making the market a more fair and safe place to trade. I would expect this in the basic opinion of the majority of all the comments you have. I would be interested in who and why anyone would be against this.
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The proposed rules are overly restrictive. There are no similar restrictions on other securities such as stocks and bonds. Most investments have the potential to gain or lose value in response to market conditions. It is not appropriate or necessary for crypto to be actively discouraged.
Every share should be tracked with unique identifier. Every share should be located and lent only once. Every order should be delivered T+2 or fails mean 10x cost penalty. Every short position should be updated publicly with FINRA daily. Shares should not be allowed to be purchased on a dark pool and then sold on the open exchange.
The only way to have a trust worthy financial market is through transparency and having a better understanding of what short positions exist and the data involved with them only seems the logical answer. Currently it’s a portion of the market that seems shrouded in mystery. That doesn’t make me want to invest; if anything it has made me shy away.
I think none of the rule are being put in place are followed by hedge funds,payment for Oder flow should be ban, short selling should be cut to a minimum,the threshold list they’re not following,these people makes the market look bad we as retail investors see all the manipulation and are tried of it now what are the regulators are going to do about it.
Enforcement and transparency. There is no enforcement on the rules that are already in place. SSR is not enforced at all. T+0 settlement, ban payment for order flow, stop routing all our buys through dark pools (the dark pools are not being used as inteded), add real punishments for repeat offenders (jail time), force shorts to cover their synthetic shares.
