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I have been trading leveraged securities for many years starting with Guggenheim Funds (previously traded as Leveraged RYDEX Funds). My success with these investments helped me finance 100% college educations of my 2 sons, all way to JD / MBA and Finance MBA. That totals to 14 years of college education. Later, I replaced RYDEX Funds with ETF (TQQQ, SOXL, QLD) to help me with my retirement
Im urging you to permit investors to freely access the entirety of the public securities markets without arbitrary restrictions. Our investments, our choice.
Thank you.
FINRA , It has come to my attention you are thinking of taking my rights away in Public Securities. I have been investing since I was 12 and have a understanding of how the market works including Leverage and Inverse funds. Yes you make money and sometimes you loose money, that's life! I should be the one deciding what I want to do, not someone else's brain storm Idea.
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I don't think anyone should regulate our rights to making money with crypto.
I choose my own investments; not a bunch of radical controlling thugs.
Cryptocurrencies do not need regulation, as they are already transparently self regulated by the code that powers each blockchain. This code is publicly visible and transparent for all. They are also secure through cryptography, stronger than that which masks transactions and account information at traditional banks and brokerages. Furthermore, Bitcoin is the single best performing asset of the
Please allow individual plans to formulate their own investing rules without the government adding new laws and restrictions. Risks of investing in cryptocurrency funds such as BITO are understandable by investors such as myself. There are many public funds that are of high risk that do not incur onerous investment restrictions.
I Elaine Kraska
Strongly oppose limitations on our ability to buy the funds.
We live in the Unted States. Citizens should have the freedom to invest without regulation. It should not be determined by the government or some other agency.
I like the ability to do my own research and due diligence when making investment decisions, restricting access to public securities and markets heads down a very slippery slope that can lead to many other restrictions and freedoms. I have no problem with be advised of the potential greater risk that is involved with any investment, that certainly falls under education and fair disclosure which