The last thing we need is more regulation. All trading is risky and cut throat. As an investor with a little less than one year of experience, I do not find inverse ETFs "complex" at all. Yes, they have issues such as decay over time, but overall they are easy to understand and one just has to watch them closely. My Fidelity account already made me accept a disclosure to trade with these funds and that is enough "regulation".
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Karl Gelles Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
The last thing we need is more regulation. All trading is risky and cut throat. As an investor with a little less than one year of experience, I do not find inverse ETFs "complex" at all. Yes, they have issues such as decay over time, but overall they are easy to understand and one just has to watch them closely. My Fidelity account already made me accept a disclosure to trade with these funds and that is enough "regulation".