I know people have already posted alot on naked shorts and I have learned ALOT. Thank you all.

But did people here realize KXL actually appeared on the 'Regulation SHO Threshold List' (SHO) everyday between October 19, 2007 and January 18, 2008 (i.e. continuously for 3 months)?

You can verify this by changing the 'date' at the end of this address to whatever date you would like to check. The fact that this degree of naked shorting was occuring to KXL Nasdaq listed security likely means TSX listing also victim of naked shorting during same period.

Anyone know if the TSX has a comparable Canadian version of the 'Regulation SHO Threshold List'?... If they don't then why not? Is there any way for investors to detect naked shorting of Canadian stocks?

Unbelievable IMO.

red911