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I do not support this rule in the slightest. You cannot fail to define “complex products” and then make such products difficult for investors to access. What if next year, ETFs are considered “complex”? Further, this hurts normal people like me by making it difficult to access investments that have performed well for me (and which I easily understand how they will perform under any market
Please do not restrict self directed platforms from trading these complex products. It poses a severe threat towards market fairness by letting only big investors and institutions to trade instead of the common people. Retail traders should be able to freely choose whatever products they like to invest in. The privilege should be offer to ALL instead of the few.
Leveraged funds are very important to my investment strategy. I completely understand the leveraged risk involved with investing in these funds. I should be able to keep investing in them. Please do not take away my ability to use these investment funds.
Please do not further restrict our access to the investment strategies previously only available to insiders/ISDA holders. Vanilla 60/40 allocations are getting killed, and there is essentially no place to hide from crushing inflation, outside of alternative strategies (e.g. managed futures/systematic trend following, inverse/leveraged ETFs, etc.), which are thankfully reasonably accessible and
I oppose more regulations and restrictions, I should be able to choose my investments without some approval test
Everyone, and not just privileged individuals and financial institutions, should be able to access public investments. We understand the risks of investing and don't need additional barriers imposed on our ability to invest.
Please do not restrict my ability to invest in funds and products of my choosing. Your added restrictions based on the arbitrary categorization of "Complex Products" will only further disadvantage individual investors and benefit large investment firms, like pretty much every other regulation you put forth.
I do understand the concerns with the many options for self directed investing/trading available to people today. I believe if a broker/advisor offers a risk disclosure and the customer acknowledges it, then it's the responsibility of the customer going forward. I do agree that disclosures should layout, in simple terms, the pros and cons of the investment. Resources should also be available
I am concerned that these proposed rules would give FINRA a big step toward micromanaging what is an allowable investment for the average citizen. I believe the existing rules are sufficiently protective (if properly followed by the industry) of the average investor. So there is not a pressing need to add this type of complexity to the investment process in order to deal with "complex"
Please do NOT restrict the use of leveraged ETFs in ANY way. Just this proposal is outrageous: You think only rich and privileged people understand risk? How condescending is that? Leveraged ETFs are the only way for middle class investors to have a decent shot of moving out of the middle class as we aim to become financially independent. Almost all retail investors understand the risk and