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I would like to keep my freedom of investing how much I want and where I want. I don't think limiting the quantity it putting restrictions are gonna do any help so I don't support this proposal.
Investors should be allowed to invest as they see fit - it's on them to understand the risks and how these instruments work, and to never put all/most of their money into any one security.
Comments: People should be able to trade what ever instruments they choose to
Leveraged and inverse funds are important to your
investment strategies. Consider explaining ways you use
leverage and inverse funds, including that they help you
protect (hedge) your investments or seek enhanced returns,
and if you use them as a limited part of your overall portfolio.
Do NOT, repeat, do Not interfere with the trading of Inverse and Leveraged ETFs and ETNs. Find another way to collect fees besides interfering with investors ability to freely trade these instruments.
Please allow for the inverse ETFs to function as they are. There are enough guard rails in place to allow people to make educated judgement. We should not be restricting trading of these any more.
I have leveraged and inverse funds for 30 years and don't see any need to regulate them
Sirs,
It is not clear what regulations you plan that would limit leveraged/inverse EFT and similar inventments. However, I would like to strongly suggest that anyone with several years experience in stocks/options be allowed to trade them unless their account is in the "savings" category v.s. "investment" category. Restricting experienced individual investors
We don't need your help. anyone who trades should be responsible for their own actions. These ETFs are not complex, individuals just fail to take the few minutes to read the information that each ETF provider is required to provide. Retail investors don't need your protection because we are so stupid and unable to understand "complex" ETF's. Thanks for
The regulators should not limit individual investors' access to purchase leveraged products and options. These should not be made a Wall Street privilege, furthering the divide between the general public and the Wall Street. I keep some complex products in my portfolio to diversify my holdings and to earn profits quickly.