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FUCKING SMART ASSES RUNNING THEIR ILLEGAL HFT PROGRAMS ON THIS AND OTHER STOCKS. THAT SHIT IS GOING TO END. SOMEBODYs ASS IS GOING TO JAIL
FUCKING SMART ASSES RUNNING THEIR ILLEGAL HFT PROGRAMS ON THIS AND OTHER STOCKS. THAT SHIT IS GOING TO END. SOMEBODYs ASS IS GOING TO JAIL
FUCKING SMART ASSES RUNNING THEIR ILLEGAL HFT PROGRAMS ON THIS AND OTHER STOCKS. THAT SHOT IS GOING TO END. SOMEBODYs ASS IS GOING TO JAIL
RECOMMEND YOU FILE A COMPLAINT WITH THE SEC, HERE:
https://www.sec.gov/enforce/how-investigations-work.html
FOR THE FOLLOWING ILLEGAL HFT TRADE ACTIVITY:
SPOOFING
Spoofing is a form of market manipulation that occurs when a trader places a bid or offer with the intent to cancel before execution, thereby creating an untrue picture of actual demand for or supply of the security. HFT can be particularly effective method for spoofing trades and manipulating prices.
NAKED SHORT SELLING
Traditional short selling involves selling securities or other investment instruments the seller does not actually own, and then subsequently repurchasing them to cover the sale within the standard three-day settlement period (“T+3â€). “Naked†short selling or “naked†shorting occurs when the seller does not actually borrow the security or ensure the security is even available to be borrowed.
If the seller or the seller’s broker-dealer fails to deliver the shares within the requisite T+3 settlement period, then a “failure to deliver†occurs.
While “naked†short selling does not necessarily violate SEC rules or federal securities laws, Regulation SHO outlines general requirements designed to curb abusive “naked†short selling. Rule 204 requires self-clearing broker-dealers to close out “failure to deliver†positions by purchasing or borrowing securities of like kind and quantity within one business day following the settlement date (“T+4â€).
Additionally, Rule 201 requires trading centers to establish, maintain, and enforce written policies and procedures that are reasonably designed to prevent the execution or display of a short sale at an impermissible price once a stock has experienced a price decline of at least 10% in one day.
RECOMMEND YOU FILE A COMPLAINT WITH THE SEC, HERE:
https://www.sec.gov/enforce/how-investigations-work.html
FOR THE FOLLOWING ILLEGAL HFT TRADE ACTIVITY:
SPOOFING
Spoofing is a form of market manipulation that occurs when a trader places a bid or offer with the intent to cancel before execution, thereby creating an untrue picture of actual demand for or supply of the security. HFT can be particularly effective method for spoofing trades and manipulating prices.
NAKED SHORT SELLING
Traditional short selling involves selling securities or other investment instruments the seller does not actually own, and then subsequently repurchasing them to cover the sale within the standard three-day settlement period (“T+3â€). “Naked†short selling or “naked†shorting occurs when the seller does not actually borrow the security or ensure the security is even available to be borrowed.
If the seller or the seller’s broker-dealer fails to deliver the shares within the requisite T+3 settlement period, then a “failure to deliver†occurs.
While “naked†short selling does not necessarily violate SEC rules or federal securities laws, Regulation SHO outlines general requirements designed to curb abusive “naked†short selling. Rule 204 requires self-clearing broker-dealers to close out “failure to deliver†positions by purchasing or borrowing securities of like kind and quantity within one business day following the settlement date (“T+4â€).
Additionally, Rule 201 requires trading centers to establish, maintain, and enforce written policies and procedures that are reasonably designed to prevent the execution or display of a short sale at an impermissible price once a stock has experienced a price decline of at least 10% in one day.
RECOMMEND YOU FILE A COMPLAINT WITH THE SEC, HERE:
https://www.sec.gov/enforce/how-investigations-work.html
FOR THE FOLLOWING ILLEGAL HFT TRADE ACTIVITY:
SPOOFING
Spoofing is a form of market manipulation that occurs when a trader places a bid or offer with the intent to cancel before execution, thereby creating an untrue picture of actual demand for or supply of the security. HFT can be particularly effective method for spoofing trades and manipulating prices.
NAKED SHORT SELLING
Traditional short selling involves selling securities or other investment instruments the seller does not actually own, and then subsequently repurchasing them to cover the sale within the standard three-day settlement period (“T+3”). “Naked” short selling or “naked” shorting occurs when the seller does not actually borrow the security or ensure the security is even available to be borrowed.
If the seller or the seller’s broker-dealer fails to deliver the shares within the requisite T+3 settlement period, then a “failure to deliver” occurs.
While “naked” short selling does not necessarily violate SEC rules or federal securities laws, Regulation SHO outlines general requirements designed to curb abusive “naked” short selling. Rule 204 requires self-clearing broker-dealers to close out “failure to deliver” positions by purchasing or borrowing securities of like kind and quantity within one business day following the settlement date (“T+4”).
Additionally, Rule 201 requires trading centers to establish, maintain, and enforce written policies and procedures that are reasonably designed to prevent the execution or display of a short sale at an impermissible price once a stock has experienced a price decline of at least 10% in one day.
GOING GREEN CAUSE THE HFTs WERE JUST PUT ON NOTICE. ILLEGAL HFT ACTIVITY HAS BEEN REPORTED.
NOTICE TO HFT FIRMS TRADING THIS STOCK, AND RELATED:
REPORTS OF ILLEGAL ACTIVITY RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE SEC, AND OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES-
SPOOFING
Spoofing is a form of market manipulation that occurs when a trader places a bid or offer with the intent to cancel before execution, thereby creating an untrue picture of actual demand for or supply of the security. HFT can be particularly effective method for spoofing trades and manipulating prices.
NAKED SHORT SELLING
Traditional short selling involves selling securities or other investment instruments the seller does not actually own, and then subsequently repurchasing them to cover the sale within the standard three-day settlement period (“T+3”). “Naked” short selling or “naked” shorting occurs when the seller does not actually borrow the security or ensure the security is even available to be borrowed.
If the seller or the seller’s broker-dealer fails to deliver the shares within the requisite T+3 settlement period, then a “failure to deliver” occurs.
While “naked” short selling does not necessarily violate SEC rules or federal securities laws, Regulation SHO outlines general requirements designed to curb abusive “naked” short selling. Rule 204 requires self-clearing broker-dealers to close out “failure to deliver” positions by purchasing or borrowing securities of like kind and quantity within one business day following the settlement date (“T+4”).
Additionally, Rule 201 requires trading centers to establish, maintain, and enforce written policies and procedures that are reasonably designed to prevent the execution or display of a short sale at an impermissible price once a stock has experienced a price decline of at least 10% in one day.