I should be able to choose my investments and apply leverage when needed despite my net worth or status. I am perfect capable of understanding the risks of leveraged funds. The risks are very high, but no worse or better than the risks of investing in other highly volatile securities like individual stocks and commodity etfs. Investing in Facebook would've lost me 50% of my investment in one
I dont feel its up to regulators to decide which investments I choose to invest in and which ones are right for myself and my family. The fact that I do not currently carry an investment advisor license I once did and I understand what I am investing in quite clearly. Trying to make me jump through hoops just to invest in a publicly traded stock is government control. We have enough of that
Inverse ETF's are not exceedingly complex financial instruments. In addition, they can be used easily and cheaply to reduce risk by investors with significant equity exposure. Investors such as myself should have the right to make our own decisions about reducing risk without the need to sell our stock positions. We should not be forced to take a test to retain this right, although i have no
Let investors invest how they want. The crooked elite up top already make billions off of us by illegal practices. Don't make it harder for retail investors to make money in the US stock market. Quit with the [REDACTED] overreaching regulations that seem as if they are "for the benefit of "us investors" when really, it's only to help the hedge funds, etc,more effectively
If you’re interested in over-the-counter (OTC) trading, you might have heard about dark pools, a type of alternative trading system (ATS) that was designed to handle large trades for institutional investors anonymously. Dark pools allow large buyers and sellers to trade large blocks of shares without causing the market to move against them.
Volatility—market swings—can sometimes bring an uncomfortable surprise to investors: a margin call. When you buy stock on margin, your brokerage firm lends you cash, using assets in your account as collateral, to purchase securities. To trade on margin, you must have a margin account with your brokerage firm.
Dear mod I’m a full time trader since 2015! I experienced allots of good company stock destroyed by short seller. So many of investors are in the road because of then and some of them wait years but shorts never cover their positions! I really want finra to change this system as soon as possible. I’m sure this will help the regulator investor ( thank you )
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The NASD is publishing this Notice to remind members that new Section 46 of Article III of the Rules of Fair Practice requiring members holding open orders to adjust the price and size of such orders by the amount of any dividend, payment, or distribution on
Dark pools need to be eliminated and naked shorts are ILLEGAL but are still an ongoing practice among hedge funds. SSR needs to also be enforced much better. The hedge funds are able to do whatever they want and don't get punished for their actions. SEC, please step up and stop illegal practices and be more transparent in regards to stock market information.
I would love it if all of these changes were implemented so the retail investor can compete on a more level playing field. I would also prefer adjustments that would prohibit trading in the dark pool from affecting the price on the open market. Artificially suppressing or increasing the price of a stock through a market that is unavailable to the retail trader is fundamentally unfair and should
