@thedocespo@Xenon61098 There are lots of us in the background that are good, normal people with lives and families to take care of. I have done some, but could do more to help get us through this mess. Will reach out in the near future when a few things settle down.
@Dubfanfupayme@Giftsonglass I’m with you. This is such a bizarre moment in an already bizarre 3+ year saga. I couldn’t care less what adults choose to do in their personal lives as long as it is legal and does not harm others.
@TheRobbCarter@Manuel0321123 Profiles like “Loui” are imposters that are trying to disrupt and/or make the rest of us look like lunatics. This is the fight we are trapped in @TheRobbCarter !
Naked shorts is akin to selling a car you don’t own to someone else.
You take payment but never deliver the car.
And then you do it again and again and again.
Anyone see a problem with this?
#MMTLP
"I have a friend who is short #MMTLP" -Amy
She says this while trying to convince people that her "friend" should be allowed to stay short, even though there is clear evidence of fraud?
Is she intentionally lying when she says it is okay that a broker doesn't have their clients shares because they lent them out without their permission, or is she incredibly ignorant?
Lending customer shares without permission violates key U.S. securities regulations, primarily FINRA Rule 4330 and SEC Rule 15c3-3 (Customer Protection – Reserves and Custody of Securities). Refusing a Direct Registration System (DRS) request specifically because the shares were lent out (especially if the lending lacked permission) compounds the issue by preventing the customer from exercising basic ownership rights, potentially violating the same customer protection rules plus broader obligations to honor transfer instructions.
@TheRobbCarter Robb, I and so many others appreciate you seeking the truth on this topic. Our lives have been turned upside down and I am confident the truth is on our side or the regulators wouldn’t block us at every turn. Thank you for what you do.
@TheRobbCarter@wildredMMTLP@Keenynpush@thatgirltrader Amen. If the “other side” was right all along, they why would they even spend a second on this? If FINRA did the right thing and allowed the last two days of trading to occur, I promise you I wouldn’t be spending another second thinking about it. Especially THREE YEARS LATER!