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In 2008, the @SECGov forced institutions to report short sales within DAYS. 🚨 Now, they get plenty of time AND a whole YEAR of delay. The rule has been known since October 2023, yet institutions suddenly needed “more time” after a technical update in December 2024. You want us to believe they can buy and sell millions of shares in milliseconds, hedge with swaps and options in real-time—but somehow, reporting how many of those were shorted is that hard? 😆 It’s not about ability, it’s about willingness. 🔎 Transparency delayed is transparency denied. #SEC #ShortSelling #WallStreet @MarkUyedaUS

@OuterMutant @SECGov It's has already happened. Short sellers get to screw over retail for another year and next year they will find another reason.

AUDIT THE SEC AND FINRA!!!!! @elonmusk

Ask yourself why the SEC is helping Wall Street's fight against the Consolidated Audit Trail??? The CAT System tracks every trade financial institutions make. It provides transparency This SEC decision keeps the sunlight from shining on fraud in the financial markets "The US Securities and Exchange Commission provided an exemption to stock traders from the requirement to report some personally identifiable information to the Consolidated Audit Trail" - "Declawing the CAT: Statement on Consolidated Audit Trail Exemptive Relief Commissioner Caroline A. Crenshaw Feb. 10, 2025 The Consolidated Audit Trail (“CAT”) is a seminal example of how data collection can be used for good purpose. The CAT helps make our markets safer, more efficient, and can act as a powerful tool in ferreting out wrongdoing. Yet today, by eliminating critical data collection, we undermine its use and our own effectiveness. We are wiping away the fingerprints from the scene of the crime. Unfortunately, today we eliminate the CAT’s collection of the most basic customer identifying information,[8] thus impairing regulators’ ability to understand suspicious activity, unwind events, or stave off market disruptions. Today’s order itself acknowledges the negative impact this will have on regulatory efficiency but fails to grapple with the consequences of these diminished capabilities. It leaves unanswered the most basic questions. For example, will it be more difficult for regulators to spot fraud? How much harder will it be to identify certain types of market manipulation? Will it be more difficult to identify and address concerns relating to certain foreign ownership? Will it be more difficult to identify and compensate the victims of swindlers? In times of market disruption and ongoing fraud or manipulation, loss of time means loss of money and loss in market confidence. There is no question that this decision is a loss for markets and investor protection..." @ham59591shorts @FlyEaglesFly529

D.O.G.E. intervention is necessary @elonmusk, the SEC is aware: 1) Firms selling tens-of-billions of trades without reporting them to the Audit trail 2) Firms loaning out clients assets, without their consent 3) Firms settling securities outside of the periphery of the SEC via Darkpool trading Millions of Americans watching.