Hi I grew up in the late 70s 80s and 90s. Graduated college in 2001 after a 2 year break between high school and college. I got a degree in Environmental Science. Its worthless. How are those California wildfires going, oh and more like Hoover Dayum. Am I right? Who needs water in a desert.. seriously. We went to war with 2 of the wrong countries and the economy tanked more than once. Great
I find it interesting that I would be able to invest in cryptocurrency, and all manners of futures but not inverse or leveraged accounts. Is this to keep the small investor from muddying the waters for the hedge funds and the 1%ers. Lets regulate the congress and their families first.
It is my opinion, as a new investor, that clarity of information be the most important aspect of regulation. Beyond tagging each individually purchased share, there is little to no way to keep track of shares that have been shorted, and the delivery process is convoluted. Without going into specific details, and instead focusing on the motive aspects of reporting and regulation, the want and
When Regulation NMS was adopted, the SEC and market observers did not recognize ex-clearing as a significant loophole. In the original crafting of Regulation SHO (implemented in 2005), the industry told the SEC that ex-cleared trades were "rare". As such ex-cleared trades were exempt from much of the short selling regulations. Dark pool trades (ATS and OTC) in 2021 now make up a
I am against you implementing your Notice #22-08 because it will prohibit me from buying instruments that go up as interest rates go up. Your notice not allow me to protect my extensive portfolio.
You want to keep us from protecting our portfolios in the
coming Bear Market. You know the market has been over inflated by fiscal and monetary authorities, Regulators are not looking out for my best interest.
Simplifying digital interactions with FINRA to reduce compliance costs and enable more effective compliance programs.
I support all proposed further regulations for market transparency in regards to short positions and FTD’s, hedge funds and institutional investors have an unfair advantage over the retail investors and are able to manipulate the market to their liking while hiding their shady activities.
The government should not restrict the people from investing in any U.S. funds on the stock market. It should be up to the individual investor to determine what is in their best interest. Please quit restricting any type of investment, that is not the governments job.
1) Disclosure for short positions 2)Get rid of dark pools 3) Real penalties for hedge funds breaking the law. A small fine does not stop them from breaking the law when they make billions on the crime and get fined thousands.
