I strongly disagree with the proposed regulations to limit the public securities that individuals can purchase. Having access to leveraged and inverse products allows individuals to protect themselves as integral parts of their portfolios and create opportunities to build wealth. There are obviously risks associated with these products, as there are with all investments, but deciding on ones risk
You should not have to pass a test to invest.We do not need more government.It's especially important regulators hear from you in your own words. Please use the body of this email to customize your response.0
Although these funds may come with increased risk, I believe individual investors should be allowed to decide for themselves, if inverse and leverage funds are suitable for their investment strategy. They already come with warnings of the risk and individual investors should be responsible, not regulatory agencies, for making investment choices.
Thanks but I do not need your help in deciding what to invest in. I am fully capable of making investment decisions. Restrictions on my right to invest in public securities is a private matter between my wife and I.
To Whom it May Concern: I am writing in opposition to SEC Proposed Rule #S7-24-15 which would place unduly burdensome restrictions on persons wishing to invest in leveraged an inverse funds. This rule would require passing a test, showing high net worth, "cooling off" periods and other impediments that would do nothing to address the risk that regulators perceive in these investments.
I believe that it is every investors right to freely access the entirety of the public investment market without unnecessary restrictions. Your proposed actions only hurt, (not help), the free, fair and open investment markets.
It is my right and privilege to be able to invest in funds as I see fit to my investment strategy, to include inverse and leveraged funds. I should not be forced to pass any special tests or processes to be able to invest freely. After 13 years of the Fed funding the markets and over $7 trillion dollars on the Fed balance sheet creating an unprecedented rate of inflation, it is not ironic that
I disagree with any special process to trade leverage ETFs. It is my choice to take this risk.
Please do not restrict my rights to choose what I invest in. Any publicly traded stock should be just that. Public. If I want to buy it I should not have to pass any kind of test. I am just as smart as any regulator and am able to make my own investing decisions.
