While agree with the spirit of this proposed rule, in that investors who are at risk of being taken advantage of must be protected. I am concerned that the implementation and interpretation of this rule may negatively impact retail investors who are investing for themselves away from retirement accounts. I personally know many individuals who opened a Robinhood account during the pandemic and
Please let me choose my own investments
Exposure to risk in financial world to gain certain reward should be a choice. All these choices in Market is what makes it beautiful. PTD rule is ENOUGH to protect the retail investors.
Please keep your hands off our investments. These Funds provide us smaller investors an opportunity to participate in leveraged investments that would normally not be available. Insiders, such as our Congressmen, can participate in investments they can literally control without OUR ability to know about. Leave these ETF's alone.
I oppose this restriction on my investing abilities. I believe this decision should be mine to make.
USA is a free country with free market. It by no means is a COMMUNIST country. Leave it beautiful and let it be. Please do the right thing.
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Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies. I am capable of understanding leveraged securities and inverse funds and their risks and I, not financial regulators, should be the one making my investment decisions.
I strongly oppose this proposed regulation as I am fully capable as an adult of understanding the risk warnings and invest my income accordingly for my family. Additionally, it is not fair to restrict these investments only to a subset of the public or privileged few. While leveraged funds come with high risk and volatility, they also provide the opportunity to make incredible returns. I invest a
Large hedge funds, investment banks, the very wealthy have the means to create their own leveraged and inverse investments. By eliminating leveraged and inverse ETF's for the public, regulators would merely be creating another avenue by which the wealthy remain and grow more wealthy and the common investor is barred from that same wealth creating opportunity. Is that the underlying
