Keith
While the Commission's rules generally do not require the disclosure of most short sales or short security positions, which would not make much sense as the Commission' rules are just as useful as its power to enforce reaches, rules of self-regulatory organizations require their members to report once a month aggregate short positions in exchange-listed and Nasdaq securities to all customer (including hedge fund customers) and proprietary accounts. This information is publicly available.
I see. Everbody deliberately takes membership in an organization and complies to let down his pants publicly once a month to show how much everybody has.
Now, that clears it up, i guess. Many thanks.
K.
Facts are irrelevant to the emotional brain
