I would like to keep the current regulations unchanged.
These kind of funds has provided us investment opportunity that we understand its risks/benefits. I strongly oppose any kind of bill restricting our ability to invest. It is our $$ and adult enough to understand the risk/benefit.
NO to the bill.
I have been trading inverse ETF for a while and I know what Im doing, but I dont have a high net worth. You guys need to keep it as it is.
Please stop the Nany state. Who are you trying to protect? Let me choose what to invest in. My risk not the governments. Why don't you focus on the many schemes to bilk ignorant people. Like getting you to buy gold. The government should protect the ignorant not mess with the knowledgable.
Please no restrictions on ETF investing.
I strongly urge that there should be no interference and excessive regulation for using personal funds towards any legal investment vehicle that is, and should be, available in the free market of the US. Especially for directly correlated and leveraged ETF/ETP, the complexity is not that great where the common investor cannot understand the leverage on the underlying portfolio or market strategy
I am capable of understand leveraged and inverse funds and should not be made to "jump through hoops" in order to continue trading as I wish. If you must regulate access to these funds please do not target your regulations at those of us whose trading accounts clearly demonstrate we are performing in line with the market.
That being said I agree there is a problem with
I not regulators should be able to choose the public
investments that are right for you and your family.
Public investments should be available to all of the public,
not just the privileged
I do not need regulators to protect me from leveraged and inverse funds. I have used them prudently for many years. They are an important tool in my self-directed retirement investing.
I would strongly oppose adding hurdles to invest in inverse/leveraged ETFs because I think it would prevent people like myself from expressing their investment views freely. While I am a qualified investor, well versed in how to assess risk, and a CFA charter holder, I would recommend many inverse/leveraged funds to friends and family who are not as trained as me but can still understand the
