(a) A party may make a motion asking the panel to order another party to produce documents or information if the other party has:
• Failed to comply with Rules 13506 or 13507; or
• Objected to the production of documents or information under Rule 13508.
(b) Motions to compel discovery must be made, and will be decided, in accordance with Rule
(a) A party may make a motion asking the panel to order another party to produce documents or information if the other party has:
• Failed to comply with Rule 12506 or 12507; or
• Objected to the production of documents or information under Rule 12508.
(b) Motions to compel discovery must be made, and will be decided, in accordance with Rule
Fairness , Transparency and access to all/same information and tech the big guys are using. Fair market all around. Justice for the little guys. For what they did to us in 08 and for what they are doing now. Malpractice Market manipulation
It is more than obvious that several agencies are not complying with the rules for naked shorts and FTD's. Retail investors should have the same real time information as hedge funds to include short interest and real time trading.
I will always support my God giving will to choose what I want and to invest in securities I want to choose. Just because I gave my email above, I do not wish to be sent any further information on future communications use the current United States Postal Service. Sincerely and with
I am writing to inform you that I oppose this regulatory proposal to limit access to leveraged and inverse funds. I feel that retail investors like myself are more than capable of understanding the technicals and risks of leveraged and inverse etfs. Restricting trading of these equities is a violates the principles of the free market.
Information about a product you invest in is incredibly important, and I think ensuring brokerages are properly informing retail investors about the risks of the product they are investing in would benefit everyone involved. However, I find the proposed regulations of forcing those holding leveraged products to sell at the end of every day and limiting capping profits/losses of a leveraged
There are already disclaimers set up at several brokerages regarding high risk investments such as leveraged funds. Fidelity had me sign one already because I changed my investment style . It is up to the individual to gain the knowledge one needs to make informed decisions, not the government .
I expect to have the freedom to invest my money in the public investments of my choice. I shouldn't need to go thru any special process or measures being suggested by FINRA. As a average investor I feel informed and aware enough on the risks of these investments as such and should not need to prove that to anyone.
Each investment carries its own set of risks. The basis of the free market is the principle that investors must bare the consequences of their investments whether the results are beneficial or detrimental. Providing information of risks is a beneficial service, but trading restrictions could harm smart investors with limited resources.
