I believe that individuals, *not* regulators, are capable of making their own decisions as to what to invest in. If we've learned anything during the pandemic, it's that people are smart and able to figure out their own needs quite well...and investments are no exception.
Leveraged and inverse funds can be a useful part for a *portion* of someone's investment strategy, but again, people are capable of determining for themselves how large that portion is.
Jonathan Keith Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I believe that individuals, *not* regulators, are capable of making their own decisions as to what to invest in. If we've learned anything during the pandemic, it's that people are smart and able to figure out their own needs quite well...and investments are no exception.
Leveraged and inverse funds can be a useful part for a *portion* of someone's investment strategy, but again, people are capable of determining for themselves how large that portion is.