Alexander MacCartney Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19
Alexander MacCartney
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Hello, as a normal American, I am very happy to hear about many of the proposed rule changes. We need far greater oversight on short selling. We need that data to be available to the public, and that data needs to be available to finra and the sec, too! People that are allowed to have a hedge fund, market maker, and exchange under one parent company, that then hide their positions behind data walls, have an unfair advantage in the market beyond the typical spread of what an algorithm would offer. This is about saving Americans. The people, the country, and the world need the incoming rules to be as strict as possible, in regards to the reporting of shorts... especially synthetic. And market makers should not have exemptions from REG SHO If there’s no liquidity that’s the market voting.
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Alexander MacCartney Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19
Hello, as a normal American, I am very happy to hear about many of the proposed rule changes. We need far greater oversight on short selling. We need that data to be available to the public, and that data needs to be available to finra and the sec, too! People that are allowed to have a hedge fund, market maker, and exchange under one parent company, that then hide their positions behind data walls, have an unfair advantage in the market beyond the typical spread of what an algorithm would offer. This is about saving Americans. The people, the country, and the world need the incoming rules to be as strict as possible, in regards to the reporting of shorts... especially synthetic. And market makers should not have exemptions from REG SHO If there’s no liquidity that’s the market voting.