Dear Sirs/Madams; I believe every investor has a right to decide for themselves how they wish to invest their money and these regulations will interfere with those rights. A free and fair market system would allow for this. These regulations will be harmful to investors. Thank you
Every investor should have the right to purchase whatever they want. Risk is solely the responsibility of the investor and not a regulatory body in a democratic and capitalistic society. Further action such as these are further proof that the US financial system is rigged in favor for the elite and top 1%.
This is another disgusting overreach. Let people make their own decisions. If you really cared about people you would find a way to put a stop to the state lottery systems that consistently siphon cash from the less fortunate.
I oppose restrictions on the public's ability to invest in complex products for numerous reasons.
1. The definition of a complex investment is vague, arbitrary, and subject to administrative change in the future. This can cause a new risk for investors who may hold these products now but may be restricted from them in the future, forcing them to sell the products.
2. Being a complex
When will naked short selling and using dark pools to manipulate stock prices outlawed? The people doing this are committing treason. The current system is unfair and everyone is turning a blind eye to it. The American people are your employers.
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Effective Date: June 16, 2001 For PORTAL Equity Securities
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We need more transparency in the market. Shorts need to reveal their shorts position, the FTD (failure to deliver) and naked shorts are making the market a place where it feel the system is ridge in favor of the 1% and against the retail investor.
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