No one should be restricted from buying ir selling 'complex' instruments. We need to able to use these instruments to hedge our positions.
Absolutely asinine, FINRA with a complete overreach
Let everyone be able to invest as they choose It simply a fundamental right
I should be able to invest my money in any legal public instrument. Perhaps, you should disqualify all elected and appointed government officers.
Leave my options open you [REDACTED]! Dont [REDACTED] with my oil, coal , gas and nuclear investments either! If you are board find a hobby like putting puzzles togethwr!
Dear FINRA, This attempted infantilization of the American public is a disgrace. The American dream is one of freedom. Freedom to make informed financial decisions to provide the best possible life for myself and my family. All of human knowledge is available for free online and yet somehow derivative instruments are so complex as to need regulation by the government? So only the elite can
Please don t do this
I enjoy trading and trying to make myself self sufficient ,This will not help if this wont make it so I can expand my retirement , Just trying to get the American dream a little at a time .
I don t need your help to control my retirement my extra earning ability
Thanks
I do not support or understand the desire by regulators to take away our individual freedom to invest in leveraged and inverse etf's. I believe I should have the choice to invest MY money as I choose without interference from those who believe they know best for me yet don't even know me.
Millions of Americans are investing in Bitcoin and altcoins. Some even have a retirement account set up with Bitcoin. Fiat currency has been bleeding red for decades and making living unsustainable under mounting inflation. Bitcoin is the safety raft. Don't sink it.
The public is not demanding further protections from you such as you are proposing, in fact, we are seeking more equal access and opportunities that are reserved for the very wealthy. I want to choose to invest in any vehicle and access the risks myself. This includes leveraged and inverse funds. If anything, any new regulation should address the publication of details about associated risks in
