And TRON still has ZERO abusive Fails to deliver.
Most of that from FINRA or the SEC is common knowledge. It’s no secret to experienced traders that Although many short sales are legal, abusive short sale practices are illegal.
In Regulatory documents Short Volume doesn't represent an actual short position taken nor does it indicate a Naked Short Position. FINRA has made it abundantly clear that the momentary short position is due to only the first leg of the transaction being recorded on OTC securities.
There are no continuous FTDs here, therefore no possibility of an abusive short position exists nor has one existed. Those are the facts supported by regulatory documents and not silly promotional websites.
It is fact that the Daily Reg SHO only shows the initial leg of the transaction and FINRA does not reconcile those trades as to their settlement at the end of the day, obviously because of T+2 requirements must be allowed.
FINRA only looks at the “Initial Leg” of a trade transaction and that is all, they do not go back at the end of the day and provide a reconciled report as to how each trade was settled on the legs after the initial trade transaction was executed. Thus the Daily Reg SHO Report only provides a tiny piece of the information as to full trade transaction. One cannot look at the data and claim shares that are short at the end of the trading day, sorry but the data only reports how it was initially executed and nothing more.
Shares not delivered on T+2 ALWAYS result in Fails To Deliver, those are the Facts.
The FTD report is generated based on credit and debits like a banking account, the broker does not get to "manually" report this data. The account is run by the Federal Reserve which just sees credit and debits from transactions. You deposit a check that is credited to your account and debited against the checking account that it comes from. It is pretty simple.
There are no loopholes concerning FTD reports, NONE, not even a single instance of inaccurate FTD reporting.
MMs do not buy or sell these securities in their principal account. This is a market, not an exchange. If they must complete orders between two different brokers the buying transaction is completed on the first leg, the sell transaction is completed on the second leg of the transaction resulting in 0 net. That is "Riskless Principal", best to know and understand its meaning. The MM isn't going to be stuck with a lowly OTC stock.
Amusing the adding of things that did not occur. Suspicion of the unknown is fine but facts and how things really work are necessary. The fact remains that although big board securities often have Reg SHO issues, at no point does any of this apply to the OTC MARKETS.
Fact is Abusive NSS is not the choice of stock market manipulation. Anyone focused on it should do further DD.
FYI, current short interest is $119 at the current ops.
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