And you thought the SEC has been silent

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They have quietly restricted access to information they are required to make public (you are still right about the silent part)

What:

Form ADV? Among other things, contains the most up to date information on any registered investor of firm and can be 100+ pages long. One can normally obtain the form here (scroll to bottom search bar): https://www.investor.gov/CRS

When:

However, as of this morning (mar 27, 2021) it’s been disabled. I have been using this site wo issue for a l o n g time so to see this gov.’t web search suddenly stop working raises no red flags. I did post about the good intel that you can find on this form about hedge funds for the first time 6days ago and it was working fine then too

Good times people /s

I did save the link for Melvin’s Form ADV here:

https://reports.adviserinfo.sec.gov/reports/ADV/173228/PDF/173228.pdf

Anyone happen to have the link to Citadel’s form adv for a trade? (Edit: you guys have since found a few for me to look thru, thank you!)

TL; DR: the US Securities and Exchanges (SEC) has restricted our access to information they are required to make public

Edit:
Realizing that Citadel does control manipulating algorithms to their advantage ($22M is the equivalent of a parking ticket compared to paying out actual costs. costs he later pockets)

Edit-2: Holy wow thank you for all these awards, im feeling special

Edit-3: Information from all you wonderful people that exposes the gaps, for others to fill in is how we keep them from hiding as well as weakens their narrative. Short version is that I cant access the full information i need (thanks SEC) but here are some facts, possibly related. I do not know if they are related, need someone w brains to shek it out:

GoldmanSachs sold an enormous amount of shares on Friday

CONTINUE TO EXPOSE QUESTIONABLE BEHAVIOR AND ACTIONS (note to self: and dwnld the pdfs nxt time i get access)

Update: Sunday, March 28th

this citadel securities document profiles the 58 sanctions the firm has received over the years What to look at? Search for allegations and only read through those, even the older ones because they can tell an interesting story. (Forewarned, all in caps oof) A suggestion I have to maybe not get distracted by the (low) fine amounts or how they ‘settle’ with the SEC and other entities without admitting guilt and thirdly, if you are not well versed in the terminology, if you understand every third word, i think you will come away with an adequate general understanding of how they roll. (Or at least in these instances in which they were caught

Thoughts, ideas, outlines, suggestions welcome, by everyone as to utility of developing something as ive described to better communicate with state/national representative who are to advocate for equitable and fair trading for every_one_

And because the alternative is dim: crowdfund and donate gross amount of money to select representatives of our collective choosing. Hire ex gov’t officials and lawyers in economic policy to be consultants. not really funny bc they have already been hired by? 🛎 Citadel

Update: Thursday, April 1st

Here it is! a mapping of key parts of Citadel’s complex structure and *time sensitive information** w all cred going to u/atobitt. Prefer to listen to an explanation of time sensitive information instead of reading? — u/atobitt is interviewed here, you will grow 🧠📈