To whom it may concern:
I oppose restrictions to my right to invest for the following reasons:
1) I should be able to choose any investments that are right for me.
2) Public investments should be available to all, not just the privileged.
3) I shouldn't have to go through any special process before I can invest in public securities as I am capable of understanding leveraged and inverse
Please dont regulate my ability to purchase leveraged funds. I currently own pros are funds and am aware of risks associated with leveraged funds. I watch them closely and have been successful in building my financial portfolio. Public investments should be a available to all without regulation. Not just the privileged
Hi, please do not regulate leveraged ETFs further. This would push me to look into riskier assets such as crypto. Keep the market free as it should be, further regulation is unnecessary. Have a good day. Thank you
Just stop with the nanny state already. Enforce the rules you already have and obtain convictions for the fraud and malevolence which are everywhere in our financial markets. If you cannot prevent the looting at the ARK funds, or the huge batch of highly questionable IPO's from 1H 2022, what business do you have regulating leveraged instruments. There was huge risk to investing in
I am a simplistic retail investor. I only invest in index funds and ETFS which track an index. I think much of the literature promotes this type of investing, but I believe if you are willing to invest in "complex" products then you should be allowed to. Though I not think this notice is recommending to restrict index funds; I am doubtful that once we begin restricting financial
I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST.
Regards,
Lakeisha Alston
To whom it may concern;
It is deeply disturbing that thee are proposed limitations on leveraged and inverse ETFs being discussed. Although concerns are valid that these investments do carry increased risk, anyone who does their due diligence reading the forms and prospectuses and looking at the one, five, and ten year charts can see whether the investment is a hedge/short term only (most inverse
I don't need or want any additional regulation from the government on investing. Your efforts to "protect me or other investors" from the financial industry is a waste of time and money. It only results in the erosion of return on my investments because the cost of regulatory compliance is so much.
A test is not necessary, the prospectus covers the risks.
Self-directed individual investors that understand the risks should have the opportunity to built diversified strategies, to not only speculate, but also generate income & hedge when appropriate.
