Steven Celeste Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
We do not need more government regulations, especially ones that limit the little guys ability to trade affordably
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We do not need more government regulations, especially ones that limit the little guys ability to trade affordably
markets go up and markets go down. i have invested a good amount of money feeling that because of bull and bear market history that we are due for for a bear market. it probably would have happened by now if not for covid and all the money printing the fed has done. i am in the red because of that
and you should not limit my means of getting my money back!
the fed and the government have messed things up enough already. let markets do what they do without interfering. i am retired now and just when it looks like a possible bear market
I would like to build my own investment strategies even if these are high risk. Unneeded regulation is not helpful. Please focus on clamping down on the rampant fraud in the crypto markets instead of harming honest investors who spend time planning their strategy.
I read the prospectus, and understand the vehicle. I do not need undue requirements put upon me in order to trade these particular securities. Instead, you, (FINRA, the SEC et al) should simply do your part by making sure these particular investment vehicles meet your applicable requirements (just as you would any other reporting entity), and let the investing public, myself included make our own decisions as to whether we wish to include them in our portfolios.
I want full access to invest in Pro-Shares inverse funds.
There is no easier way to say this, this is pure overreach. I am a grown consenting adult, investing my own money, there is absolutely no reason for the government to dictate what securities I can or cannot purchase. These kinds of measures are insulting at best and reinforce the wealth gap at the worst. "Back to work pleb, you aren't good enough to invest here". Is this the message you want to send? That you want the poor to stay poor? That's what a wealth gate looks like to me.
I completely OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST in leveraged or inverse products. Public investment should be available to public, not just the privileged. Im capable of understanding and trading inverse and leveraged products..dont need special restrictions on public products not fair. They are very important part of my portfolio in protecting or hedging against market uncertainty or recessionary risk. So I strongly urge or plead not to have this public product restricted. Thanks.
We neen NO more government agencies telling us free Americans what we can and cannot do.
In fact lets try this,,,you pay for what youve already got on the books first with NO new taxes, then come talk about any new agencies or programs you want,,,HA,,,you cant, in fact you have to eliminate 1/2 the agencies and give aways you already have,,,so pound sand your socialism aint going to cut it,,,wait till November you morons
It's my money. Let me do what I want with it.
It's a publicly available ETF. The ETF should simply have a disclaimer that describes how there is decay (declining value) do to the options component and that it can be dangerous to hold for long periods of time if not monitored well.