Short interest reporting needs to be far more robust than is currently required. Self reporting of short positions, with the history being what it is, is a dangerous powder keg with huge ramifications for peoples' livelihoods. We need a sytem of checks and balances and to not rely on self reporting from parties who have shown a complete disregard for the rules time and time again. It's a bit ridiculous that in 2021 we can have reported short interest figures that are not even close to reality. Please do your part to ensure a fair market, because it seems like a pipe dream at this point. Thank you.
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Ryan Davey Comment On Regulatory Notice 21-19
Short interest reporting needs to be far more robust than is currently required. Self reporting of short positions, with the history being what it is, is a dangerous powder keg with huge ramifications for peoples' livelihoods. We need a sytem of checks and balances and to not rely on self reporting from parties who have shown a complete disregard for the rules time and time again. It's a bit ridiculous that in 2021 we can have reported short interest figures that are not even close to reality. Please do your part to ensure a fair market, because it seems like a pipe dream at this point. Thank you.