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Fun story in 3 images: Remember when the SEC passed short selling transparency rules in Oct. ‘23, to be implemented in Q1 ‘25? Then hedgies begged the SEC to not enforce those rules on 1/21/25 (od... (www.reddit.com)

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Original Title: Fun story in 3 images: Remember when the SEC passed short selling transparency rules in Oct. ‘23, to be implemented in Q1 ‘25? Then hedgies begged the SEC to not enforce those rules on 1/21/25 (odd 🤔)? Gensler voted in favor. Mark Uyeda, acting SEC Chair, did not. Watch Uyeda/Peirce closely.👀🦍🤝💪

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