Please consider preserving the rights of investors, such as myself, to invest in public securities (Complex Products). Allow people to think and act for themselves without undue regulation or restrictions! Thank you.
I feel it should be up to the investor to determine how he or she invest their hard earned money not a regulator. Some investors dont want to own individual stocks. They would rather just play what direction the market is trending at any particular month, quarter or year. These leveraged and inverse funds are extremely important to my investment strategies. I protects me from being exposed to
Please keep the existing rules in place. This isn't the time to be making changes for 3x, 2x funds while the market is at its current status. Thanks for your consideration.
Limiting retail investors ability to invest in leveraged funds would be a disservice to those using them and not serve our best interest.
I oppose restrictions to my right to invest
Dear FINRA
I have invested in the VXX many times as I have used this to make money when the market is volatile. I am not a high net worth person but feel strongly that I should continue to have this option. I am aware that it is a higher risk but I am willing to take that risk. I do not believe that you should take that option from me. Thanks for taking my feelings into consideration.
Comments: I STRONGLY oppose such a restrictions in that they would remove the ability for experienced traders to hedge against market volatility and benefit from the use of leverage.
I don't feel the government should be putting restrictions on my right to invest in common public investments. I understand that all investments have some inherit risk and the leveraged funds can be much more risky. I should not have to take a test or prove my net worth in order to be able to take part in these public funds. All of these funds release a prospectus that help investors
Please do not do this to us. Keep it fair and transparent.
FINRA should not discriminate and or limit the ability of investors to have freedom of choice of their investment portfolio, particularly in regards to the investors net worth. This is clear discrimination based on inequity, and has no place in the breath of investment strategies. FINRA has no right to tell individual investors what they can and cannot invest in, as we have, as Americans, freedom
