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Registered financial professionals are licensed sales personnel who work for broker-dealer firms. Broker-dealers are in the business of buying and selling securities—stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and certain other investment products—on behalf of its customers (as broker), for its own account (as dealer), or both.
To Whom It May Concern, I have seen first hand the impact of false information devastate retail stock investments. Without real integrity, the small individual like myself, will not only be disheartened, but disillusioned with market. How can we possibly compete in a fair and just market when the lack of transparency means you will never have a level playing field. Please, please make every
June 29, 2001
To ensure OATS works effectively, order data must be reported accurately and timely. The NASD Market Regulation Department recommends the following guidelines to aid member firms in their responsibility to properly report order data to OATS.
Ten Preventive Compliance Tips:
Review the OATS Web interface daily to ensure all files have been accepted.
Review the Web Site daily
In preparation for the dissemination of transaction level data in On-the-Run U.S. Treasury nominal coupons (see Regulatory Notice 24-06), we have updated the Non-Real-Time TRACE Data Agreement and Enhanced Historic Data Agreements.
WASHINGTON—FINRA announced today that an extended hearing panel has expelled broker-dealer NYPPEX, LLC and barred its former CEO Laurence Allen for failing to respond in a timely and complete manner to FINRA requests for information and documents. The panel also found that NYPPEX and Allen engaged in securities fraud. In addition, the panel barred NYPPEX’s current CEO and Chief Compliance Officer
More in-depth information should be readily available, and the loop holes that exist be closed or at least monitored better. Regularly audit the reported positions to ensure the self reporting is accurate and fine (or penalize in a way that will actually deter the same actions in the future) entities that misreport. This would include going deep to ensure that no shorts are being hidden in long
All short sale information should be available to all traders! ALL of it! Also, Dark Pools should be outlawed. Or at least, if blocks are bought on a dark pool, they should reflect the price on the retail charts. No more secrete crooked trading! OR, they should not be allowed to buy in a dark pool just to resell on the open market just to push a price down on a stock. Everything needs to start to
We must end dark pool trading. HFT's are using these dark pools to hide real numbers from the exchange as well as buying shares within dark pool to sell off en masse on the lit exchange (NYSE). While dark pools are legal and we understand it's real purpose of keeping large investor information off the market until their buy in has settled, it has turned into a way to disguise corruption
I believe, along with many others that requiring firms to report short interest data more frequently, along with more precise FTD, settlement, and threshold list information will level the playing field between large institutions and the ever growing retail trader crowd. With more technology allowing the average person to invest for themselves I believe these changes are now necessary to instill