This should be good for us. A concentrated short on GTII......who would have thought it?
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/opinions/2022/34-96293.pdf
On October 28, 2022, in connection with its application for review, Alpine filed its Expedited Stay Motion requesting a stay of NSCC’s imposition of a $2,154,101.32 Backtesting Charge. As noted above, NSCC does not impose Backtesting Charges under the approved rule change that Alpine challenges in its application for review in these proceedings. Rather, NSCC imposes Backtesting Charges under rule changes that the Commission approved in 2016.11 But NSCC assesses the Backtesting Charge based in part by reference to the other charges that NSCC imposes under the approved rule change that is the subject of Alpine’s application.12 Alpine sought an expedited stay because NSCC informed it that the charge would be effective November 1, 2022. NSCC informed Alpine that deficiencies it observed in September 2022 caused Alpine to fall below the backtesting target, and it attributed the deficiencies to Alpine’s “net short portfolios with the top driver being a concentrated short position in GTII.”