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We retail investors dont want more propaganda shoved down out throats. We know the risks the problem is institutional investors [REDACTED]. Quit trying to take out the little investor and if you really wanna help remove the day trading rule. [REDACTED] LEAVE RETAIL TRADERS ALONE!!!!!!!
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Transparency in the market! Frequent monitoring of naked shorting especially from Citadel who is a Market Maker and Hedge fund which is a conflict of interest. START ENFORCING RULES! MAYBE SEC SHOULD DO THEIR JOBS AND STOP WITH THE PETTY FINES! HOW ABOUT SOME JAIL TIME!! We are looking for a freedom market.
When it’s more profitable to break the law there will never be the change that is needed in the markets. Making 100 million dollars illegally and it only costs 25 million in fines equals a profitable business model. Why would they EVER follow rules??? The system is broken, rigged and allows outright theft, fraud and manipulation.
Comments: Over the years there has been enough said about the features and risks of the leveraged instruments like 3x ETFs. Brokerages also issue pop-up warnings on the risks and margin requirements as we enter a trade. I am strongly in favor of *not* changing the current rules for these leveraged instruments. Doing so would reduce the investment/trading options for hundreds of thousands retail
The public should be able to invest in leveraged and inverse funds, since this will permit them to hedge during times of market uncertainty and with future stock market declines. The excesses of the FED and US Government with over $10 Trillion increase in liquidity in the money supply over the past two years will lead to a great recession and major correction in the markets. The SEC proposed rule
I believe in a free market. What this democratic country is about. I understand the risks associated with leverage investments, I believe e it is unfair and wrong to limit our freedom to invest, especially with inverse etfs. It is up to me to decide the risk I am willing to take. To impede me from investing in inverse etfs in the start of a bear market is not fair. It goes against the principles
I am opposed to new regulations that would prevent regular American people like me from owning leveraged securities. I am an adult, I can make my own investing decisions. I dare say I make better financial decisions for myself than the Government does. I do not believe that the SEC has my best interests in mind with proposed rule #S7-24-15. I want less government in my life. Not more.
