To the fine folks at FINRA and the SEC -
Enough is enough. Over the years your efforts to protect investors from predatory industry practices have been nothing but stellar. But at some point in the last 20 years or so, you have jumped the proverbial shark. I have watched as the requirements for disclosure, for the tiny-print that extends to infinity (and beyond), all part of a steady yet woefully
I oppose restrictions on my right to invest.
This, after we we are facing a potential bear market, sounds like you're just forcing us to lose money. If we lose money, do retail investors get bailouts? No. So why are being targeted? No one's even asking for this. You're acting against our interests.
As a small investor I object to being regulated so tightly that I can not make small buys of cryptocurrency that I might decide to invest for my family and or pay for future purchases. I am just learning about investments of these types and would hope that I can learn enough and through small buys maybe even teach some of my family how to invest before I die!
We will leave the country if it becomes too restricted.
I believe FINRA's proposed limits try to address a problem that does not exist. Retail investors should have the freedom to decide what to do with their money and Direxion does a great job with several resources in their website to inform us about the risks of leverage investments.
I understand well what the risks are of investing in leveraged ETFs and they have made me a better investor
I believe Investors should not be forced or regulated on how they should invest. I believe I am free to make my own personal investing decisions within outside interference.
Comments: As both an ETF investor and ETF industry executive, I'm alarmed at FINRA's latest regulatory notice 22-08, which has major implications for both the ETF marketplace and the investing public.
It's not in the public's best interest for FINRA to deliberately limit investment choices or to impose fettered obstacles that intimidate and restrict the retail
I not regulators should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.
