Keep it up, implement, even add more/stricter. Our finical system needs more transparency or (i fear) it wont survive the coming decade as the populous become increasingly aware of all the loopholes the 0.01%, funds, and corporations thrive on.
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When will naked short selling and using dark pools to manipulate stock prices outlawed? The people doing this are committing treason. The current system is unfair and everyone is turning a blind eye to it. The American people are your employers.
It is an investors right to freely access the entirety of the public securities markets without arbitrary restrictions. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to investment strategy. The proposed scheme hurts investors' freedom and financial security. It upends regulatory system but is arbitrary and unworkable. I'm against the restriction.
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On August 1, 2005
A blanket ban on leveraged and inverse fund trading is excessive. People want access to a variety of options based on their perception of where markets are headed. Limiting access to these types of financial instruments just creates more inequality in the financial system. Please do not pass this regulation!
We need more transparency in the market. Shorts need to reveal their shorts position, the FTD (failure to deliver) and naked shorts are making the market a place where it feel the system is ridge in favor of the 1% and against the retail investor.
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As Senior Vice President of Advanced Analytics, Brad Ahrens oversees FINRA’s analytics strategy and implementations—including machine learning, artificial intelligence and data visualization—to further enable investor protection and safeguard the financial markets. He also chairs FINRA’s Advanced Analytics Leadership Team, which is charged with identifying and deploying analytics opportunities
