William Kaufman Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
William Kaufman
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I strongly feel that changeing the regulatory rules involving the ability for investors to choose the investments of thier choice would be a disaster. This would only benifit the the wealthy and penalize the small investor. Goverment regulators have a very poor record of getting thing right for the small investors. It is typicially insulting for regulators to think they can manage investment choices better than the individual. We do not need these measures imposed on us. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my
investment strategies and have served me well over time by inhanceing returns based on market conditions. By changeing the rules you would hurt, not only me, but indevidual investors in general. One cannot help but thinking that this is nothing more than another example of goverment agency over reach in trying to manage our lives.
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William Kaufman Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I strongly feel that changeing the regulatory rules involving the ability for investors to choose the investments of thier choice would be a disaster. This would only benifit the the wealthy and penalize the small investor. Goverment regulators have a very poor record of getting thing right for the small investors. It is typicially insulting for regulators to think they can manage investment choices better than the individual. We do not need these measures imposed on us. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my
investment strategies and have served me well over time by inhanceing returns based on market conditions. By changeing the rules you would hurt, not only me, but indevidual investors in general. One cannot help but thinking that this is nothing more than another example of goverment agency over reach in trying to manage our lives.