Leveraged and inverse equities have been an important part of my portfolio for the past several years as an everyday investor. The last thing investors like myself want is additional onerous regulation by an esoteric body while institutional investors on wall street continue to be able to use a whole portfolio of investment vehicles increasingly out of reach of main street investors. I stand strongly against the limitation of everyday investors to purchase leveraged and inverse ETFs and hope FINRA does not continue on the regulatory warpath in the quest to make things "safer" for investors such as myself. Thank you for considering my opinion.
Jay Khurana Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Leveraged and inverse equities have been an important part of my portfolio for the past several years as an everyday investor. The last thing investors like myself want is additional onerous regulation by an esoteric body while institutional investors on wall street continue to be able to use a whole portfolio of investment vehicles increasingly out of reach of main street investors. I stand strongly against the limitation of everyday investors to purchase leveraged and inverse ETFs and hope FINRA does not continue on the regulatory warpath in the quest to make things "safer" for investors such as myself. Thank you for considering my opinion.