I should be allowed to invest in what I want to. I am capable of reading prospectuses and am capable of making informed investment decisions. I would vote against such a regulation that would restrict my ability to trade inverse or leveraged funds.
Please make this happen. There’s just no reason why we can’t have up to date information in this day and age. Transparency is important to a functional capitalist system
I hear the government is trying to find our how much our investments are. As long as we are paying our taxes, that information should be kept to ourselves. Please reconsider this law. It could affect your families in future generations.
I, but not regulators, should have the choice in how I spend my hard earned money. If regulators are concerned about misinformed choices, they could simply inform the public about the products they are buying instead of restricting their access to the leveraged funds.
Comments: Please do not limit our ability to buy and sell inverse and leveraged ETFs. They are not that complicated and the warning notices that come up before any purchase is quite detailed and informative to anyone who does not understand these products.
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On September 28, 2005, the SEC approved rule filing SR-NASD-00-23 relating to the OATS rules.
Assure information is provided so I can make a decision. I dont need you deciding for me and telling me what I can or cannot do and then tell me its for my safety; in doing so you are overstepping.
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