right that was my point .. for exchange traded stox (bid board equities) there
are 7 or 8 individual platforms that have to be correlated

and the SEC's site reveals just how non transparent this becomes for retail
i.e. it favors NR and those who illegally manipulate

what was shown here .. is just one platform .. ironically the most easily sourced
(the one done by Finra)

so it's not *a true view* .. it's a partial view ..

but most *retail* are clueless about this topic/subject ..

as you know i too am an investor in apple .. and i'm also an advocate for 100% RT *transparency*

4kids

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First of all your Apple short numbers are wrong. Apple is traded on more than one exchange and its volume is significantly greater that what those numbers are claiming. Secondly I own Apple shares and yes it too is under attack of short sellers and most Apple shareholders are well aware of this as it has beein an ongoing problem. Some continue to bet against Apple and lose over and over again and the same thing is likely to happen to IPIX down the road after its science has been proven and it trades at a significantly higher price.
Rather than trying to hide that IPIX is under attack you and all investors should be bitching to your Congresscritters demanding an end to abusive naked shortselling which is criminal. Europe did it and America needs to put a stop to it as well. T+0 and digital trading locating every share of every company at every moment in time are the answer and investors need to demand it.
Read a few of these over the weekend and understand we the people deserve better and must demand it to get it: https://www.searchencrypt.com/search?eq=Fsmk8...jsVKYe3XvU

The minions of the shorts hate my daily FINRA post because it is making investors aware of what the problem is and the last thing the shorts want are educated investors who want our markets cleansed of criminals.
Go IPIX!!!

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