Don't take away the right to pursuit of life liberty and the pursuit of financial happiness for hundreds of millions of Americans... Keep crypto investment a low barrier open market for every economic status to have access
I am fully capable of making my own financial decisions and do not need or require a regulatory body to either approve or deny me the ability to invest however I choose.
Butt out of my business!
We oppose restrictions to our right to invest. Personally we use leveraged/inverse funds to manage our portfolio risk during financial crisis. We want to maintain our current access to these funds.
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On April 17, 1991, the Department of Treasury issued 56 FR 15529-15532 containing proposed amendments to 17 CFR Part 403 ("Protection of Customer Securities and Balances"). The proposal would implement a buy-
This is already a lot of financial products that are only available to ultra-rich and wealthy investors (Eg: IPOs). I hope the recommended changes on Leveraged and Inverse funds are not executed. We need more such tools for "regular" investors. Thank you !!
To Whom It May Concern,
The regulations proposed interfere with my right to invest. I oppose restrictions on your right to invest in public investments.
There should be no special process, test, or financial status associated with public investments.
We should all equal opportunity to invest regardless of financial ability or lack insight, we should not be restricted to invest in opportunities only afforded to wealthy and the ones making well above average incomes
I don't need a babysitter. I have more confidence in my ability to make my own financial decisions than I have in any government oversight over my investments in leveraged and inverse funds.
This is blatant over regulation which takes away freedom of choice. Adults use different strategies to achieve financial results. These strategies should not be limited by regulations that take away access to these strategies. Caveat Emptor!
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.
