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Not just the Rothchilds' everyone.
I don't want the top .001 % to benefit from the crash. Everyone is equal.
I opposed the investment freedom. I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST
I OPPOSE restrictions on the right to invest. In particular: All investors not regulators should be able to choose the public investments that fit their circumstances. Public investments need to be available to the public, not just those investors considered acceptable by regulators. Investors should not be vetted by regulators--through the passing of a test or other means--before being allowed
Please stop prohibiting our only way to involve into future markets
I have been investing for 12 years on my own. Throughout this time I have had to deal with various incidents of government officials trying to "protect me" by restricting what I can and can not trade on the markets. Well guess what IT IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS WHAT I DO WITH MY MONEY! Restricting complex products is quite frankly not your job. If I want to buy them it is my choice. If I
I as an individual would prefer to choose my own investments. Im building strategy that optimized for using leveraged and unversed funds and its a paramount for my financial independence
Please do not proceed with SEC Proposed Rule #S7-24-15. I am a long standing private investor and have used leveraged funds to enhance returns on my investment portfolio. I have a good understanding of the risks involved in leveraged and inverse funds, how they can be used to hedge my portfolio or to provide leveraged returns on the underlying securities, and request that you do not restrict my
No need for a trader to understand the complex product all the broker warns about leveraged product. A trader sees an opportunity to entre and exit. Also with more regulation and restrictions the stock market and the economy will go down, with the diversified market and ease of regulation the market will call for more investors, and it’s what we need.
This seems like it could easily lead to a situation where the only people who can open a self-directed account to trade in options or complex products are rich, white, financial professionals. The rich get richer.