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Corey Peery Comment On Regulatory Notice 24-13

I just wanted to emai and comment to you guys that this rule has cost me money and opportunities WAAAAY more than it has helped me or protected me. I LOVE to daytrade, and I'm good at it. But this rule makes me hesitant to get out with smaller gains and waiting to maximize each trade is a good way to fail. Running out of trades on a good day and having to watch prices increase when I need the money to pay bills just encourages bad trading.

Corey Peery Comment On Regulatory Notice 24-13

I apologize that I did not send my suggestions as described in your notice. My two biggest suggestions that I would like as an experienced yet retail trader would be: 1. lower the 25k limit to a more reasonable amount like 2500 to day trade unlimited. 2. Allow more day trades for accounts that do not have 25k. In my experience, 6-10 day trades a day would be my suggestion. Thank you for your consideration. -Corey Peery

2023079147402 Andrew Buckanavage CRD 6207055_Order Accepting Offer of Settlement_vr (2025-1759623615664).pdf

Between November 2022 and April 2023, while registered with FINRA through Allen, Mooney & Barnes Brokerage Services, LLC (CRD No. 142619) (AMBBS), Respondent Andrew Buckanavage converted $177,962.80 when he charged personal, non-business expenses to his corporate credit card without his employer’s authorization and had his employer pay for those unauthorized personal expenses by submitting false expense reports that identified those charges as business expenses or by failing to notify his employer that the charges were for personal expenses.