If FINRA and all other market regulatory agencies are going to start focusing more attention on keeping retail from burning themselves when they appear powerless to do the same for MMs, prime brokers, reckless hedge funds, and conglomerates that have against all common sense and reason been allowed to become all of these things under the same umbrella with apparently no oversight, not to mention the DTCC itself asleep on the job as unbalanced synthetics accumulate to the point that stocks are getting shorted beyond 200%, then it's imperative we at least be allowed to hedge, without interference, against the regular cycles of market collapse regulators seem helpless to stop.
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Erik Reppen Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
If FINRA and all other market regulatory agencies are going to start focusing more attention on keeping retail from burning themselves when they appear powerless to do the same for MMs, prime brokers, reckless hedge funds, and conglomerates that have against all common sense and reason been allowed to become all of these things under the same umbrella with apparently no oversight, not to mention the DTCC itself asleep on the job as unbalanced synthetics accumulate to the point that stocks are getting shorted beyond 200%, then it's imperative we at least be allowed to hedge, without interference, against the regular cycles of market collapse regulators seem helpless to stop.