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Comments:As an American, I cherish my rights to make decisions for or against my well being. I do not appreciate the Big Brother controls on so many institutions and consider such the erosion of my freedom. Thank you.
FINRA has no business telling investors where they can/should invest including leveraged and inverse funds
This greatly restricts our freedom to invest and to try and reach financial independence. Also, seems ridiculous to do this when people already have funds tied up in these investment vessels.
Comments: do not remove leverage bad idea .
I oppose any burdensome regulation on leveraged funds. I have no objection if you want to require potential investors to read information about a fund's risk and pass a test based on that reading before allowing the investor to invest in a high-risk fund. But I have invested in a leveraged fund where I can lose all my investment, and I accept that risk based on market factors. However,
Being able to invest in BITO helps me diversify my portfolio. It's the easy way to add the "bitcoin influence" to my investments. I do need anyone looking over my shoulder on my investments, that's why I invest online.
Can't believe such a regulation comes from FINRA?! America is about THE Ultimate country to let investors to have total freedom investing in this amazing market, with such action is like telling the world this country is not as confident as before any more!
there's always risks in investment,bigger return higher the risk, it's just common sense, I understand the words
I oppose restrictions to my right to Invest! What gives YOU the right to decide what public investments I'm allowed to invest in? If the securities are public, then as a public citizen, I should be able to invest in them as I see fit. Not as YOU see fit! ALL citizens should have EQUAL access to all PUBLIC securities. They should not be limited to only citizens with a certain income
Everyone should have equal rights to invest. This is an over reaching rule that would create unnecessary obstacles for the average person trying to create financial stability through investment.
In response to FINRA Regulatory Notice #22-08, I oppose all restrictions on my right, and on my right as trustee on behalf of beneficiaries to whom I owe duties, to invest in funds of my choosing.
By discriminating in favor of some shareholders over others, restrictions that have been proposed are a denial of equal protection under the law. They in effect would preselect who will prosper in