Why not?
This is called the Consumer Rights Wiki, not the Investor Rights Wiki, but I’ll let it pass.
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The Fails-to-Deliver (FTD) data set is released at two-week intervals with a two-week delay <ref>[https://www.sec.gov/data-research/sec-markets-data/fails-deliver-data "Fails-to-Deliver Data"] - sec.gov</ref>. As a result, the oldest data by the time of publication is already one month old. This intentional delay has an effect of reducing transparency for individual investors. The ability of FTD to be released at a significantly faster rate, has been evidenced by the accidental release of GME FTD on February 12, 2022, followed by the subsequent official release of the same data on February 28, 2022 <ref>[https://x.com/chartexchange_/status/1498373341375307778 "The new FTD numbers are identical to the numbers accidentally released two weeks ago, suggesting the @SECGov is artificially delaying public reports."] - x.com</ref>.
The Fails-to-Deliver (FTD) data set is released at two-week intervals with a two-week delay <ref>[https://www.sec.gov/data-research/sec-markets-data/fails-deliver-data "Fails-to-Deliver Data"] - sec.gov</ref>. The ability of FTD to be released at a significantly faster rate, has been evidenced by the accidental release of GME FTD on February 12, 2022, followed by the subsequent official release of the same data on February 28, 2022 <ref>[https://x.com/chartexchange_/status/1498373341375307778 "The new FTD numbers are identical to the numbers accidentally released two weeks ago, suggesting the @SECGov is artificially delaying public reports."] - x.com</ref>.