E.M. Kolasinski, PhD Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
E.M. Kolasinski, PhD
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When tyrants in third-world dictatorships want to steal freedoms from their citizens, they shamelessly grab them.
When tyrants in first-world "sophisticated" nations want to steal freedoms from their citizens, they grab them under the guise of "safety" and "security."
Your latest attempt to limit retail access to leveraged and inverse instruments is nothing but a freedom grab, likely because you know an epic crash is coming. Why weren't leveraged and inverse instruments a concern for you while markets were soaring to epic new highs courtesy of the Fed printing press?
America does not need to be turned into any more of a nanny state than it already is. Serious retail traders understand that trading involves risks and that they might lose money. In real life, everybody does NOT get a trophy, and serious retail traders will become wiser, better traders because of any losses.
Leave the leveraged and inverse instruments alone, and let traders trade.
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E.M. Kolasinski, PhD Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
When tyrants in third-world dictatorships want to steal freedoms from their citizens, they shamelessly grab them.
When tyrants in first-world "sophisticated" nations want to steal freedoms from their citizens, they grab them under the guise of "safety" and "security."
Your latest attempt to limit retail access to leveraged and inverse instruments is nothing but a freedom grab, likely because you know an epic crash is coming. Why weren't leveraged and inverse instruments a concern for you while markets were soaring to epic new highs courtesy of the Fed printing press?
America does not need to be turned into any more of a nanny state than it already is. Serious retail traders understand that trading involves risks and that they might lose money. In real life, everybody does NOT get a trophy, and serious retail traders will become wiser, better traders because of any losses.
Leave the leveraged and inverse instruments alone, and let traders trade.
Respectfully,
E.M. Kolasinski, PhD