Dear Sirs:
I should have the right to choose my investments according to my preferences, and not answer to authorities as to what is right or wrong for me. I understand leveraged funds and the associated risks. I do not need regulators to decide risk for me. I am capable of handling both the ups and downs.
I do not need or want special processes or tests before investing in leveraged and inverse funds. I am capable of understanding the principles and risks of such funds, and the strategies used to protect my exposure to losses. I have significant experience, and utilize fund strategies to offset risks in my normal investments.
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I am not in favor of any regulation that would take away my ability to use investment devices that are available to others or to throttle or adjust my access.
I use a leveraged ETF (TQQQ) to risk a smaller amount of money and possibly achieve greater returns as part of my comprehensive investment strategy. I am quite pleased with the results and will continue to use it as a portion of my overall
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.
You have no right to tell people what they can and cannot invest in. The understanding of the risks in leveraged and inverse indexes is known at the time of purchase. Each person is solely responsible for their own investments and risks. With each of these suggestions you erode any faith in a free market.
Dear Regulators, I know that certain type of shares are risky, but I can understand that market does involve risk. Certain risks do give better returns. So, this privilege should not be limited to people with huge wealth. I should be able to decide where to put my money to invest.
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I believe it is in my best interest to be able to invest in leveraged funds or not. As with any investment made available to the public, there are risks involved. There are so many other types of funds that have more risk than leveraged ETFs which are not under scrutiny.
Please allow these investments available to the public.
Hello
I want to keep using levered products in a controlled and responsible manner
I am not a gambler or speculator, rather a long term investor with slightly higher than average risk tolerance. I am young with a high paying job, this is the timing that makes sense to take on higher financial risks for me.