While investor restrictions/limitations with regard to leveraged funds might appear to somehow help investors (I guess protecting them from themselves), it would actually hurt me and others that I know. I am not a high wealth individual but have taken the time to learn how all ETFs work, including leveraged funds. They have become an important element of my investment strategy. I do not need this
I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST
I'm against proposed rule #s7-25-15 and would like to have access to trade all investments and be abel to decide what I want to invest in.
This will take liquidity out of the market and have negative unintended consequences.
I do not support regulators imposing unnecessary burdens on investors that limit our ability to access publicly traded securities. This is a push from special interests to drive business to them and limit the ability of individuals to make investments as they see fit. Leveraged ETFs are a small part of my portfolio and are used to enhance returns. I am fully aware of the risks of the compounding
I would like to know what gives you the power to take away investment choices from investors like me. It is up to each investor to make investment choices that are right for them. You do not need to reduce the investing choices for investors to the lowest common denominator. It is time to stop this take away for me and all others.
I not regulators should be able to choose the public investments that are right for myself and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged! Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies. The leverage and inverse funds protect my investments and enhanced returns and are very improtant parts of my overall portfolio. I have
I dont like this regulation, everyone should have access to this. People should know the risk of investing before they buy anything
I strongly oppose this rule #S7-24-15 because its fundamentally wrong to try to create one system for high net worth individuals and the rest of the American populace. I urge you to block this proposal by the SEC.
If you think that curtailing my right to profit off downtrends is going to save this house of cards we call a "market", you've got another thing coming - the game is rigged enough as it is.
