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Regulators have no right to restrict or limit investment decisions made by private citizens. The proposed regulations are onerous, burdensome and impractical. Investors must have the ability to protect themselves in a down market.
I should choose the investments that match my investment strategy, and limiting instruments available to public investors on serves those with the means to access private investments. Equal access should be given to all.
It is not right that I as a private investor be denied the access to inverse funds, I use to hedge my account against market declines. you are going to remove or limit one of my safeguards. This is not needed or wanted.
The Cyber and Analytics Unit (CAU) within FINRA’s National Cause and Financial Crimes Detection (NCFC) program is highlighting a statement released today by President Biden regarding possible threats to our nation’s cyber security, urging private sector companies to remain vigilant and harden their cyber defenses "immediately" based on "evolving intelligence that the Russian
Do not proceed with regulations for private investors! Leveraged and inverse funds are pivotal to my investing. I should retain the right to make my own financial decisions without extra steps or approval processes.
No more private dark pools ( aka Citadel Connect ) that are insulated from FIRNA. No more naked shorting. Transparent share pricing within dark pools.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about RSL designations, including, among others, reporting and compliance, conditions and recordkeeping.
Regulators have no business telling private citizens what they may or may not invest it. That is Soviet-era behavior. It is also a slippery slope. If one sort of investment can be outlawed, then ANY kind of investment can be outlawed.
Government bureaucrats have no authority to infringe on the rights of free, private individual citizens to make financial decisions. Congress needs to take action to shut down regulators like FINRA who overstep their bounds.
Thanks but I do not need your help in deciding what to invest in. I am fully capable of making investment decisions. Restrictions on my right to invest in public securities is a private matter between my wife and I.