The public should have the unfettered right to invest at will in inverse funds and leveraged funds and other market traded vehicles. There should be no special training or net worth gates applied.
The insiders, inside firms and big brokerages already have huge advantages in speed, concealment of trading in dark pools, and the ability to short investments easily.
The general public should be able to retain the ability to compete in the market without restiction in inverse and leveraged funds.
To restrict access is putting FINRA and the SEC in the appearnce of regulatory capture, where the inside players have captured their integrity.
Calvin Johnson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
The public should have the unfettered right to invest at will in inverse funds and leveraged funds and other market traded vehicles. There should be no special training or net worth gates applied.
The insiders, inside firms and big brokerages already have huge advantages in speed, concealment of trading in dark pools, and the ability to short investments easily.
The general public should be able to retain the ability to compete in the market without restiction in inverse and leveraged funds.
To restrict access is putting FINRA and the SEC in the appearnce of regulatory capture, where the inside players have captured their integrity.