Short Sale Volume provides the public with aggregated short sale volume by security for all publicly-disseminated short sale trades executed off-exchange and reported to a FINRA Trade Reporting Facility (TRF), Alternative Display Facility (ADF) or Over-the-Counter Reporting Facility (ORF).
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Short Sale Volume data contains aggregated volume
FINRA members that trade securities listed on the NYSE ("Tape A"), Amex and regional exchanges ("Tape B"), or Nasdaq ("Tape C") in over-the-counter transactions reported to the FINRA/Nasdaq Trade Reporting Facility may receive from the FINRA/Nasdaq Trade Reporting Facility transaction credits based on the transactions attributed to them. A transaction is attributed
Comments.I am not in favor of proposed limits that may restrict my access to L&I Funds or to disqualify me from trading L&I Funds or other complex products.
I have a strong understanding of the characteristics and risks of L&I Funds, and that their purpose is for short-term active trading, and that they should be monitored regularly.
While you may disguise removing the right to trade leverage and inverse funds as a way to help the retail investor, we both know thats not the truth. The average person does not have the resources to qualify under the proposed restrictions to trade these securities. Look out for the people, not the elite.
Pro Shares are an extremely important part of my investment and trading activity. It should be my decision on what leverage I want to use to either protect my overall portfolio or enhance my returns. It is not up to you as BIG BROTHER to prevent me from trading with these useful tools.
Extra information,warnings, limits and trading advice could be given before any purchases in 2x and 3x etfs for new traders who have not used this product before...however no restrictions should be necessary for persons who have held or traded these products for 3 months or longer ....they have experienced the downfalls...
There is no need for any additional regulation on these funds. The risk is spelled out on the prospectus. These products give the average investor the ability to trade the indexes, either long or short, in a reasonably priced fund, as opposed to trading the DIA at 338.00 per share. Level the playing field, not the other way around.
I have used leveraged and inverse funds for years without problems. I can understand the desire to provide increased protection for the retail investor, but that could be handled by using the existing system of trading levels that brokerage houses use to limit trading in options and futures. I would think that it would be appropriate to require investors desiring to purchase these ETFs to be at
I think I should have the right to select my investment in public securities. They should be available to everyone,not just the elite. Im quite capable of understanding the risks involved and use these instruments in my investment strategies. In fact Ive made a nice profit using leveraged and inverse funds and ETFs. They have also allowed me to hedge my investments and saved me money. They are
I believe I should have the right to trade equities as I see fit. If I lose money so be it that was my choice and I am responsible for my choices and their outcomes. However, I do not believe that someone has the right to determine what is in my best interest and restrict said trading on my behalf. I have a degree in economics and have the skills required to make those choices myself. If I were
