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🚨🚨HESTER PEIRCE WARNS ABOUT TRANSPARENCY IN SHORT SELLING The problem is that there is zero transparency. Short selling is part of the capital market but because there is no transparency or enforcement short sell has turn into illegal naked short selling. Shorting Securities they don't own and haven't borrowed....

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Andres L 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲18 days ago

This is organized crime and she is in. She protected and allowed the crime. Bring RICO CHARGES AND BRING EVERYONE INVOLVED TO JAIL.

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🔥 Man On FIRE! 🔥18 days ago

What an absolute load of bull crap! Illegal naked short selling isn’t “short selling”. It’s a flipping crime and part of the reason our markets are scewed up is due to lack of enforcement regarding this illegality! Let’s see how the SEC “enforces” the rules when on blockchain.

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John Hancock18 days ago

The SEC hasn't failed at all.They never once said that they would protect Retail Investors, not once. The SEC is in place to legally support the corruption, then take their cut of it, in the guise of litigation. If you. Cannot see this, you never will.

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T Hoffman18 days ago

So the crime is to big to prosecute so let's just let it continue. Business as usual. Nothing to see here just keep putting your hard earned money into one of our systems to suck every nickel out of your pockets for your entire life, but wait we have your best interest at heart

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Mikef50018 days ago

Your a fraudster @HesterPeirce YOU KNOW EXACTLY what your HEDGE FUND buddies are doing and you PROTECT them against honest hard working TAXPAYERS! IT'S JUST NOT RIGHT!

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Brian Wallace18 days ago

@HesterPeirce makes her living off of protecting criminals! She sucks!

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Sikwitit🐺🦍🐶18 days ago

They call short selling healthy liquidity but it's just legalized counterfeiting when there's no transparency or enforcement. Wall Street's favorite cheat code 🤨 $AMC $GME

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Michael Grønbæk18 days ago

Why do she warn about something she never did anything to fix while being in SEC Office anyway?!? What a 🤡 she is.

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MantisXRP18 days ago

transparency solves all. if the public has the data, an average sleuth could reveal all the theft from retail.

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FundsReaper18 days ago

@johnbrda The failure to do her job as well as knowing the problem exist and is exponentially growing should garner accountability as not enforcing the law has harmed many people. Everyone involved that failed to act should be legally responsible. Including prison time.

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Chris Weinert218 days ago

"The ETF's are the shorts." - Jeff Currie

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Educational CyberPlayGround™ © ® ₿ thankful ∞/21M18 days ago

HESTER PEIRCE DOESN'T GET TO WARN US SHE HAS TO DO HER JOB AND LOCK UP CRIMINALS.

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D”Lit” Jackson🦍18 days ago

She is bought and paid for

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UGFyenliYWw=18 days ago

For the record she also VOTES AGAINST transparency

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Russ Sacco18 days ago

And when we reveal all the theft who will prosecute… so far not the FBI AI points out that AABB’s reported 10 billion some say 200 billion naked shorted shares are an insurmountable amount of shares to pay back and the SEC would have to halt trading.. so why would mm’s ever stop

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FinNeS17 days ago

@HesterPeirce if they play such a vital function why not make it transparent? Protect the 1% retail gets the shaft 24/7. Retail will win.

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Fred Fish18 days ago

Hester Peirce is such a terrible person.

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ukchef118 days ago

Think shes just trying to distance herself from the stink. She did fk all while she was there but took the pay check 🙄, remember her drinking from a citadel mug 😉

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Daniel Cox18 days ago

Hester's safest play is a 30-yr stint in a men's federal max prison.

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TeamTrump17 days ago

What a hypocrite.

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Rob177614 days ago

Did she call herself a “regulator?” Thats the funniest thing I’ve heard in quite a while. Hester’s a freaking comedian! Who knew? 🤣😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤦🏼‍♂️🤬

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Stephanie14 days ago

👍🤣🤣

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Mangolorious18 days ago

She's so full of shit @HesterPeirce

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GMEbay Rocket18 days ago

This bitch needs to be fired.

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ItsPerryXD18 days ago

There is no transparency or even accountability for the shorts. SEC assists the hedgefunds manipulating everything.

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Rob177614 days ago

💯! Like “immigrants” vs “‘illegal’ immigrants,” liars play these word games to fool the general public. By doing so they prove to be untrustworthy, and shouldn’t be anywhere near positions of trust and authority, especially at the @SECGov!

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Bryn Shaw18 days ago

☝️💯

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Daddy S18 days ago

I’ve said it before and I will say it again. Shorting has a role, but not during a global pandemic when people were forced to stay home and brick and mortar stores suffered. @HesterPeirce should be known as Hester the Retail Investor Molester!

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Chris801AMC18 days ago

They are scared to death of transparency because then we could really see where all that off exchange volume is REALLY going. My guess....internalizing and offshoring to limit reporting requirements.

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Jeff @NorVan🇨🇦18 days ago

It’s a joke 🇺🇸 is a joke

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Brad Zarnoch18 days ago

Worthless fucking scum

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Crusader#116 days ago

Typical slimy bureaucrat who will worm their way from govt to Wall Street.

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fishin' on credit18 days ago

It has failed in its responsibility to any investor who's not in their club...

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MIKE MILLER18 days ago

Ugly lying criminal bitch

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Wayne Stumm18 days ago

@RetailUnitedFin Could they please put a mask on that ugly ass bitch

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