The choice to invest should be incumbent on the individual investor risk and reward, and there should be no separation of access based on financial status.
The premise of changing behavior by regulation is flawed in every form it has been attempted. Especially with investing, new instruments or alternative instruments will be used, and I prefer to use leveraged assets which are connected to a transparent market.
Brad Bergling Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
The choice to invest should be incumbent on the individual investor risk and reward, and there should be no separation of access based on financial status.
The premise of changing behavior by regulation is flawed in every form it has been attempted. Especially with investing, new instruments or alternative instruments will be used, and I prefer to use leveraged assets which are connected to a transparent market.