I am opposed to the limitations the FINRA is contemplating imposing on right to choose who I invest with and what I invest in.
I am also against FINRA, a Not-for-Profit organization regulating my right to invest with whom ever I want to and in what I invest in and to have me go through any special process and testing I might have to take before investing is unconscionable.
Most investors are not stupid. They do their research prior to investing and are capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.
There is no clear and definition of the FINRA term, "Complex" in investments.
We, private investors do not need your involvement or restrictions.
Ronald McKown Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I am opposed to the limitations the FINRA is contemplating imposing on right to choose who I invest with and what I invest in.
I am also against FINRA, a Not-for-Profit organization regulating my right to invest with whom ever I want to and in what I invest in and to have me go through any special process and testing I might have to take before investing is unconscionable.
Most investors are not stupid. They do their research prior to investing and are capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.
There is no clear and definition of the FINRA term, "Complex" in investments.
We, private investors do not need your involvement or restrictions.