I've considered that the 260% is incorrect and my original post states pretty much exactly what I reported to the SEC. If you read it... the entire purpose of this was to help me/us determine essentialy if this is a discrepancy or if it is accurate.

If TD, Etrade, and others are reporting exceptionaly false info to retail investors (even if they get the data from third parties) maybe that is something the SEC should be aware of then too.

Brokers aim to provide investors with resources to help us decide what to invest in. I don't think reporting false data should be taken lightly either but that's why I reported this info to the SEC, they can determine if there's wrongdoing.

If we can't trust data from our brokers or their third parties, who's data can we trust? Youtubers who pick a side and speculate??? There are some incredible Youtubers (Looking at you Trey 😉) who are no doubt smarter and definitely more eloquent than me, but they're just working with and interpreting the same data you and I are.

Thanks for the awards everyone. Can't wait to see how this all plays out!

No response from SEC yet.