Why Finra always consider leverage and inverse product are the most dangerous? What about growth stocks that swings more than leverage? Like Lucid, Sofi, AMC, GME etc stocks that are up and down huge percent a day are not dangerous? How can you regulate and educate people? Stock market by itself is very risky and the valuation can be changed at any time no matter how much you know about the products. I think it's good to keep the way it is now and give the investors freedom
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Why Finra always consider leverage and inverse product are the most dangerous? What about growth stocks that swings more than leverage? Like Lucid, Sofi, AMC, GME etc stocks that are up and down huge percent a day are not dangerous? How can you regulate and educate people? Stock market by itself is very risky and the valuation can be changed at any time no matter how much you know about the products. I think it's good to keep the way it is now and give the investors freedom