I am often trading leveraged funds to earn profit myself. I would like to continue doing so. It would be extremely unfair to limit my personal ability to trade, while letting companies and institutions to profit. I would end making less money and most likely will not have enough to retire. Please, stop this nonsense - let individuals like myself trade what we want to trade.
Let the people decide. Regulation is not needed.
Investments such as TQQQ are especially usefull to average, non-professional investors such as me.
I have made good profits from this high quality ETF.
Instead of implementing restraining regulations to diminish trades in high quality ETFs, FINRA should help spread the word about these great funds and allow more people to use them.
Please don't use tunnel vision to be short sighted.
I should be able to choose public investments for myself and family. No special processes should be needed in order to invest my own money.
We live in very uncertain and volatile economic times. Leveraged ETF's give many people the ability to better their financial lives with some knowledge and skill as we steer through these incredibly volatile times. This can level the playing field and help to better individuals and family's financial wellbeing. Existing laws are already in place to protect people with the use
Do Not regulate the use of funds which are leveraged, or inverse funds as they are the easiest to use to get this feature without having to use options. The options have their own problems that are over regulated as it is.
The leveraged etf is important for asset management. Everyone should be allowed to participate into the market for fair chance to leveraged etf.
We should be able to invest in these leveraged and inverse fund products.
The inclusion of a diverse range of investment options (including leveraged and inverse funds, etc.), is the exact proof that the financial market in the U.S. is a leader in the developed world, with a fully developed market that suits the needs of all different types of investors.
