Where do I begin? Crack out the whip on SEC forcing them to actually enforce the current rules, & make improvements where needed to protect EVERY investor - NO FAVORITISM. Shorts should be transparent for ALL to see. 'Immediate' enforcement of FTD failure to deliver. FULL transparency is imperative, show what's happening on the inside with dark pools. A fair market needs to
We need access to ALL data that funds and banks get access too. In the same time period they get it. If this is a “free market” then nobody gets an advantage. Currently big banks and funds get the advantage over retail traders of having access to data faster than retail traders. This needs to change. Any data relevant to short selling needs to be completely transparent.
Short interest should be reported daily, as market condition change rapidly by both institutions and dark pools. Borrowed shares should have a term limit, or should be reconfirmed as borrowed weekly until shares are returned. Shares borrowed off markets, should not be allowed into public markets without proper documentation of how and when they were borrowed and their terms of agreement made
The general public is already warned enough on leveraged ETFs that there is no reason for additional regulations and warnings for individual retail investors. They should be able to risk their hard earned money in ways they see fit for themselves. Individuals should have a right to use financial products they see fit to use in order to achieve their short term financial goals. Adding additional
They are hiding over 100 million fake shares in puts in two forms in Brazil. The data for this popped up on a Bloomberg terminal. This is part of the problem, they create fake shares and hide them in puts. Beyond this, if you really would like a fair market we need to have short interest accountability and transparency. They are so over leveraged it is going to collapse the economy as evidenced
Please stop restricting investors from gaining access to ETFs with complex strategies including leverage and shorting sectors, stocks, commodities, etc. Increasing regulation just empowers the wealthy and financial organizations to be the only ones that can benefit from more diverse financial strategies which are needed especially now. I have built my retirement because of access to a broad range
It is highly discriminatory toward small investors like myself to limit our ability to invest in inverse and leveraged etfs. Small investors dont have the resources to short stocks and employ margin accounts to enhance their gains the way professionals do. An inverse etf allows you to hedge your portfolio during rising interest rates. If an etf goes against you all you need to do to protect
5/7/2022 ..Trying to freeze the market at a high - unrealistic price - will only destroy them. Lower prices are a good thing. It allows mostly young people - starting out - to establish a position at a better - more fair/value - price.
Have you noticed that markets go up and down? You should welcome vigorous price discovery.
Short sellers and inverse funds are the only force in the market that
I would just like to add to the regulators that if I'd known how many trillions of dollars the Fed was pumping into the stock market in 2009, 2010, 2011, etc., there is no way I would have been short 3x's if it was public. It was not public and that's a betrayal of the public trust. You are at fault for not making that corporate welfare policy public. You should be prosecuted for
To whom it may concern: Regarding FINRA regulatory Notice 21-19 Many of us are concerned. The Citizens of The United States of America are demanding full transparency regarding Short Sale Reporting, as well as full accountability regarding Failure to Delivers. The World is watching and the integrity of our stock market is at stake. We demand full transparency/accountability. Thank you for your
