Stop enabling the short selling fraud so that you may get a job after your tenure. Thanks, evan
FINRA should have more transparency in short positions and made accessible to investors. All 6 proposed changes are an excellent start.
I encourage FINRA to implement new rules, including this proposed rule on short interest reporting, to provide more transparency for retail investors.
As a retail shareholder and investor (equities and options) in multiple companies such as Tesla, Gamestop, AMC, along with the typical ETFs tracking the broader market I feel that we have not been well served by the current rules and system. The lack of transparency, limited reporting, and massive loopholes like synthetic short positions and loan obligations not being required to be reported in
More transparency on short positions is necessary. Long positions are able to be seen by all. Retail deserves the same transparency on both positions.
I am an adult, have free right to choose my investment. Don't restrict the short ETF. American stock market needs it to cool down and control our desires.
I have an existing position in pro shares short the S&P 500 because I Believe that stocks are dangerously over valued ,and as a hedge if my retirement fund should go broke.
I am against the proposal to limit individual investors access to leveraged investments. Their use is an important part of my investment plan to take advantage of short term opportunities in the market.
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Unequal Long and Short Positions
Members must report any account or accounts acting "In Concert" that hold over 200 contracts on either the long call/short put (bullish) or the short call/long put (bearish) side of the market. A member must report every subsequent change in the account’s end of day (exchange traded
Dear Finra, I request you make short selling data more transparent, updated and available to the public. Thank you. Malik.
