Herbert Rambow Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I strongly oppose your proposal limiting my ability to freely invest and access the entire spectrum of public securities. I don't need your help or intervention.
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I strongly oppose your proposal limiting my ability to freely invest and access the entire spectrum of public securities. I don't need your help or intervention.
There is not any problem that needs to be solved with respect to leveraged and inverse ETFs. Leveraged and inverse ETFs are critical components of my trading and investing; they allow me to achieve enhanced returns and also help me to protect my portfolio during market downturns. I have actively traded and invested for over 30 years and monitor my accounts on a daily basis. I am certainly capable of understanding how leveraged and inverse ETFs perform in various market conditions over both short and long time periods.
I think LETFs should be allowed for normal retail investors. It gives us a chance to better diversify our portfolios and accumulate more wealth.
I oppose restrictions on my right to invest in public investments.
The freedom to invest in leverage funds needs to stay that way and be not impeded . It gives investors the opportunity to protect and diversify funds .
The public must maintain their freedom to choose their investments without restrictions. We do not need political nor any type of "filters".
This thinking that only a certain few should be able to invest in certain public investments shows us that the market is really just a big scam manipulated by the rich we really know you don't give a crap about the little investor so don't feed us crap about your looking out for the little guy
Hello,
I wanted to write to tell you that I strongly oppose any measure to control investments in leveraged and inverse funds. I don't want the government telling me what I can and cannot invest in. This is overreach at its worst. Trust that the individual has his own best interests at heart when he invests in these tools.
Restricting access to 'complex' financial products via arbitrary wealth and educational thresholds is unduly restrictive and a disadvantage to the retail investor.
I want to continue but sell this inverses please dont restrict them