On this episode, we dig into a new report from the FINRA Investor Education Foundation, Investors of Color in the United States, that highlights interesting trends related to the pace at which Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino and Asian American/Pacific Islander investors are entering the market, their views on risk, where they're receiving information and more.
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SR-FINRA-2009-029 - Proposed Rule Change to Amend FINRA Rule 8312 (BrokerCheck Disclosure)
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Executive Summary
On February 8, 1995, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved rules1 submitted
Per your consideration of limiting my investment options, I believe this would be an infringement on the publics right of self determination. I have been involved in closely in investment markets for approaching 45 years, studying and actively participating. I find that I am frequently more informed and a better manager than even many professionals. LIMITING the investment vehicles I have at
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Its incumbent upon any investor who so chooses to invest in public securities, to first conduct their own due diligence by researching and becoming informed concerning the potential gains/losses that may be incurred. Therefore I do not feel it is necessary for additional regulations that would curtail, impede or prevent the publics access to their investing pursuits. Understanding the
To whom it may concern, As a private individual investor, I am adamantly opposed to any regulation restricting our access to leveraged and inverse funds. We do not need, nor want, the oversight and binding of regulators to protect us from our investment decisions and choices. Regulators consistently allow unrestricted free-reign to the investment bankers and Wall Street cronies who have captured
I am more than capable of choosing the publicly traded investment that are appropriate for me.
There is an abundance of easily available information on markets and the economy via the internet so that any reasonable adult can make adequate decisions on publicly traded investment funds, including leveraged ETF's.
Investing in ETF's, including leveraged funds is no riskier (and in
