Feb. 20, 2022
I believe this rule should not be passed as it perpetuates the exploitation of retail investors, mostly hard-working people who believe the financial system provides a level playing field for everyone. Why on earth is the SEC allowing this rule to even be proposed? The SEC seems very clearly to be held to ransom by malicious parties who seek to convince them that, should they actually be held significantly accountable for their massively risky and damaging behaviour, this would be bad for the market and economy overall?? This is using retail investors as a human shield, and I can only say that the term "finanacial terrorists" being applied to these parties is entirely appropriate.