Limiting the general public’s access to complex products while not limiting institutional access will greatly and unfairly benefit the richest citizens of this country, while hamstringing the middle class citizens who wish to generate income through complex products, and who do not have the means to go through institutions as middle-men. Americans should be free to choose where their money goes. There is no sense in restricting retail access to, for example, a leveraged index fund while infinitely more speculative investment options remain untouched. This entire measure seems to only benefit institutional investors. Thank you.
Dylan Huggins Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Limiting the general public’s access to complex products while not limiting institutional access will greatly and unfairly benefit the richest citizens of this country, while hamstringing the middle class citizens who wish to generate income through complex products, and who do not have the means to go through institutions as middle-men. Americans should be free to choose where their money goes. There is no sense in restricting retail access to, for example, a leveraged index fund while infinitely more speculative investment options remain untouched. This entire measure seems to only benefit institutional investors. Thank you.