Apr. 21, 2022
Dear SEC As an international retail investor from Ireland I have grown increasingly worried about the regulation of the US stock market. It is becoming more and more obvious that something negligent is being covered up and rules SR-NSCC-2022-003 & SR-NSCC-2022-801 confirms this. For the sake of a free and fair market I am in full disagreement with rules SR-NSCC-2022-003 & SR-NSCC-2022-801. Any rule that allows bad actors to continuously avoid covering their stock position through failure to delivers is the definition of negligence on the part of those that govern the market, the SEC. Regardless of how poorly you have been doing your job up to date; utter failure to regulate dark pools as only one example, passing a new rule which only gives more power to those that are manipulating the market is a clear red flag that you are complicate in a fraudulent US market. The result of these rule proposals, and any future rule proposals of a similar nature, will determine my faith in both the US markets and your ability to regulate them. I request a fair and transparent marketplace and a regulatory body that can do it’s job. Do your job Colm Moran Sent from my iPhone