The risks of investing are inherent in any fund or security. That is something made known when beginning to invest and heavily emphasized in literature to those considering investing. It's my responsibility as a investor to vet and understand the products I'm investing in. As part of that vetting process, I use leverage to manage my downside risk. It also constitutes a very small (less than 5-10%) portion of my overall portfolio. The open market should decide who can invest and in what capacity.
Jake Orndorff Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
The risks of investing are inherent in any fund or security. That is something made known when beginning to invest and heavily emphasized in literature to those considering investing. It's my responsibility as a investor to vet and understand the products I'm investing in. As part of that vetting process, I use leverage to manage my downside risk. It also constitutes a very small (less than 5-10%) portion of my overall portfolio. The open market should decide who can invest and in what capacity.