Robert Day Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I think this regulation would do more harm than good.
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I think this regulation would do more harm than good.
I oppose any new regulations.
I the investor have the right to choose what I can invest in not the US government.
- Everyone should be able to choose any public investments that are right for him/her.
- Leveraged and inverse funds are important to investment strategies, especially during the period that the stock market is going down since they can hedge the investment portfolio to reduce loss and even enhanced return (if any).
There is no reason to put a restriction on our investments!! Stay out of our business!
I have been investing for 60 years and I am comfortable with current processes and products available including the leveraged products. which I frequently use. I would not be in favor of dropping these investment opportunities.
PLEASE DO NOT CAVE TO REGULATORY INFLUENCE AND CONTROL OVER MYCRYPTOCURRENCIES
Re-read the Declaration of Independence. Unalienable rights.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happines
Comments:You will be surprised to see how well we understand leveraged and inverse leveraged ETFs. There is a lot of information on the internet about it and we do our research. Sure, we dont have the connections that the big boys on wall street have or their multimillion dollar accounts but we do understand the markets and the problems with inflation we are having right now.
Dear FINRA:
I am very much opposed to restrictions on my right to invest. This is a great overreach making public investments available only to the privileged few and puts the small investor at a great disadvantage.
I am at the stage in life where I am longer able to work outside the home and plan to use investing to support myself in my later years.
Comments: Leveraged ETFs and inversely leveraged ETFs are not easily obtainable by novice and beginner investors. I request that Federal intervention not be invoked. Its my experience that investors have to submit special acknowledgement of the risk prior to be able to trade Leveraged/Inversely leveraged ETFs. "All" websearches already discourage their use. Again I personally state that no intervention should take place.