As a stay-at-home mom, I use certain leveraged funds (like UPRO and TQQQ) to enhance my portfolio and contribute to the financial needs of my family, all while being able to spend time with and raise my children. These are only a portion of our overall portfolio. I have done the research and feel that I am capable of making all the investment decisions for my family and should not be subjected to
I am against it the government under Biden are w
Ring and should be in jail
Please note that I do not support this regulation. Once again, unnecessary regulatory oversight will hinder lower net worth investors of money making opportunities. Assuming that high net worth individuals, or investors with significant time in grade equates to being a better investor just isnt true. Appropriate warnings on riskier investments is plenty of good faith effort to protect investors.
I should be able to hedge my holdings at my free will. I don't need government to involve itself with my investing strategies. Don't need the government to be my investing nanny.
I have used leveraged and inverse funds to help hedge my other investments so that they are protected. I typically have a small investment in these type of funds (1-2%). This has helped me to reduce losses during market downturns.
I am against any limitations on my ability to buy Leveraged or Inverse Funds
I want to let you know that I think I should be able to choose the public investments that are best for me. I am college educated and fully capable of understanding and making my own financial decisions without any special government restrictions. If we want the middle class in America to continue to advance we must not put too many restrictions in place. Those restrictions just help the rich get
I understand the risks of what I'm doing. Please don't take this away from me.
Leveraged Investments should be available to every investor regardless of net worth without restrictions. Thank you.
This is just another example of the government run amuck with their usual over reach of power.