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I am aware of leveraged and inverse funds risks and regulators
shouldn't restricted to invest in these funds.
The proposed rule changes are unnecessary. The risks are already clearly stated
As a retail trader myself, these regulations are vastly unnecessary. Why all of a sudden is the SEC and FINRA wanting to limit us small traders on Complex Products? This seems like they are in favor of the hedge funds and institutional investors only. I've personally researched all about Leveraged and Inverse Leveraged ETF's before i've invested in them. I know all the
I strongly urge that there should be no interference and excessive regulation for using personal funds towards any legal investment vehicle that is, and should be, available in the free market of the US. Especially for directly correlated and leveraged ETF/ETP, the complexity is not that great where the common investor cannot understand the leverage on the underlying portfolio or market strategy
99% of investors understand the risks of investing. When investors choose to invest in leveraged and inverse ETFs, they understand the risks they are taking on. Leveraged and Inverse ETFs are a very simple concept to grasp, and returns on these investments are much easier to calculate than, say, option contracts. Please don't make decisions off the false impression that people do not
It is unacceptable that "regulators" should even have the notion much less consideration of restricting investment products and vehicles that impede the choices and success of everyday investor's financial future and protection against market volatility.
Leveraged and inverse ETF's play a critical role in proper portfolio risk management which serves the
I do not want to be limited to using leveraged funds. I oppose the proposed changes.
I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST!
While the situations cited in Regulation 22-8 (involving money loss by trusting individuals) surely are disheartening, imposing regulations on the general public is not the answer. When I began trading in complex investmentments online, a warning appeared before I could purchase and I had to sign paperwork stating that I understood the risks. I feel
I am a small-account retail trader who frequently makes use of things like index and stock options and leveraged ETFs, and my comments are made from that admittedly limited perspective. A couple points.
1) Capital requirements are undemocratic and unjustifiable. Despite FINRA's attempts to close as many doors to the small retail trader as possible, trading remains a means to financial