Melvin Espinal Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I would to like to be able to invest freely without no restrictions.
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I would to like to be able to invest freely without no restrictions.
I prefer not going thru special process to choose where I can & should invest or not. I would like to keep my ability to invest in funds of my choice.
Investing in stocks, real estate and any other legally available forms should not be restricted to retail investors only. The individual should be restricting his/her own according to his risk and benefit. If the government limits the access to leveraged and inverse funds to only the retail investors, it creates an unfair field,
Need my right to buy levered and inverse. I can manage my assets better than dumb portfolio managers.
I oppose the change to retail investors having access to leveraged ETFs. FINRA should have no say in deciding if I use these instruments when they are available to the broader market and institutions. It is my responsibility understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.
don't let any changes occur.
Educated investors such as myself should NOT be restricted from purchasing inverse and/or leveraged investment products such as ETF's with this investment objective available through Proshares and other fund managers.
The funds objectives and risks are CLEARLY stated in the prospectus for any investor to inspect for themselves and perform their own due diligence.
These types of investments are very important to me and many others in the investing world, FINRA has no right to take them away from me or any other investor for that matter!
Say yes to freedom!
I have been using Leveraged ETFs for years as part of my family's overall wealth building and management plan.
There is no reason for government regulation and limitations to be placed on these instruments, as they are an important tool in helping meet financial goals.
These are publicly traded funds that provide powerful boosts to performance for personal investors at a reasonable cost.
Leveraged and Inverse products are required, we use it for hedging and we are aware of the risks involved. I should be able to use them without any restrictions. Investing products should be available to all not just for privileged. Please do not put any restrictions on these products. Thanks