Shorting stock needs better regulations
Who are you to make such regulations? It is none of your business how I invest MY MONEY. You were not elected by me, the people. I probably understand inverse/leveraged investment products better than you. Our country and economy would be much better off if you resigned your government (aka. Unproductive) job, returned your salary to hard working tax payers and secure a job in the private sector
Given the significant damage Short Interest can have on a smaller company, I am eager to have better reporting tools to help these smaller companies protect themselves from the aggressive larger players in the economy. Having bad data is the last help being given to these large hedgefunds, so we request frequent accurate data to better level the playing field for all investors rich or poor. The
You better not take away my right to invest
By Robert Cook, President and CEO, FINRA. In October 2023, the SEC adopted Rule 10c-1a, which is intended to enhance transparency in the securities lending market. In effect, the rule requires market participants to report securities lending transactions to FINRA, and requires FINRA to adopt rules establishing a system to facilitate such reporting and to publicly disseminate specified reported loan information. Earlier this month, the SEC approved the required FINRA rules.
changes look good, more transparency the better
Yes more transparency. The more information the better.
I oppose restrictions to my right to invest. This is a terrible thing to do. It is not going to do whatever your being told it will do to make things better. Just because another human being has not been able to become an accredited investor at a certain point in their life and or maybe never will. You should not shut them out of a better chance at financial safety and security in life. The
I want to oppose restrictions on my investing, and believe that more freedom is better than government control over everything. As FINRA regulators, you are unelected bureaucrats, and should not be working to deny freedom or access to an individual's right to invest. It makes you look very bad, like you only want the wealthy to have a chance to "get ahead" and that
The more transparency the the better. The current system need improvement
