Chuck Roberts Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I want leveraged and inverse investments to continue to be as easily available as they are today.
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I want leveraged and inverse investments to continue to be as easily available as they are today.
I vote no to the proposed rule number S72 415 restricting my rights to buy leverage funds. I should have the right to invest my money the way I want to.
Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies.
I dont recommend any regulations on leveraged stock
I am against these new proposed rules, as we should be able to invest our money to products that understand. These rules will limit the retails investors to invest with leverage using cheap margin loans.
I should be able to choose the public investments that are right to balance my portfolio. I am capable of understanding the risks of leveraged and inverse funds. I have been self directed trading for over 15 years and do not need restrictions on my right to invest in public investments. I limit my investment in leveraged and inverse funds to funds that I can afford to lose if they do not work out.
I believe that people in the US have the freedom to choose how they conduct their lives if they are not harming others. This right applies to financial choices and the choosing of investment opportunities that are publicly available to all investors. It would be unfair should only the top 1% of wealthiest investors be allowed to fully utilize the financial markets and smaller investors be limited to "government approved" investments like mutual funds with limited growth.
Regarding leveraged ETFs: It would be so unfair to make investors go through even more hoops to invest our money. It is my choice what to do. It is mot like I'm passing my debt to other taxpayers like lazy liberals transferring student debt they said they would pay back. Do you regulators not know what a leveraged ETF actually is? You allow penny stock purchases (rightfully so). You allow ETFs. This would be the heavy hand of government getting involved in my personal affiars. Gosh, ever think success is okay? Think. Government will take a poprtion of my profits.
Hello Regulators,
Please do not restrict my right to invest in public options as I choose. There should not be any special processes or tests required.
Thank you for your consideration...,
Let's investors know all the risks and benefits of products. Restricting investors investing leveraged funds is not good.