Samuel Shutt Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I should have the freedom to invest as I please. Educated investors can make money
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I should have the freedom to invest as I please. Educated investors can make money
It's clear, there is ulterior motive to this filing. The encroachment of overly protective, provisions, would not be supported by me or a majority. There seems to be other agenda, of the few categories it could be, to this. If reasonable standard upholds, this will be rejected.
Please, take care of important matters, like homelessness, wages the out control prices of utilities, food and of course no accountability for the way this political system is run.
Those matter most not cryptocurrency. Your concern with cryptocurrency is unwarranted. Please see to important matters, visit this idea, never again!!
Signed,
concerned citizens
I believe it is crucial that investment choices remain the prerogative of each individual investor and not relegated the privileged powerful who lobby government to restrict investment opportunities to that which only they control.
Just explain the risks involved and allow us adults to make our own allocations based on what is appropriate for our financial situations.
I regard the availability to invest in leveraged and inverse ETFs an important tool to balance and protect my portfolio as well as provide additional returns during market downturns.
I oppose any regulations that further restrict my ability to invest and manage my own investments as I see fit. It is my money and I know from experience that even with a leveraged fund investment it is still safer that letting someone else invest it for me. The financial industry if full of operators looking to rip off the average investor and you should be looking to more highly regulate them, not me and what investment instruments I have access to.
Government it's not your business to tell us how to invest. It's your business to do the job we hired you to do. Stay out of our choices. Or find a new job. CLEAR?
Do not limit our ability to make decisions on investing. Your attempt to be the decision maker on our ability to make decisions is an attempt to become is an overreach of your mandate.
Who are you to make such regulations? It is none of your business how I invest MY MONEY. You were not elected by me, the people. I probably understand inverse/leveraged investment products better than you. Our country and economy would be much better off if you resigned your government (aka. Unproductive) job, returned your salary to hard working tax payers and secure a job in the private sector. You are probably qualified for many service jobs.
As a public investor, we should have the freedom of choice for myself and family to choose our own public investments.
Dear FINRA,
I have been investing in leveraged stocks for sometime. SSO for example, is my go to stock purchase these days.
Please allow me to invest as I see fit.
Thank you!