Jian Peng Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST
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I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST
Using leverage to implement a life cycle investing strategy is both prudent and effective, especially for younger investors with limited capital and a long time horizon. Please do not make it harder for Americans to invest in a variety of leveraged vehicles.
There are dar worse issues, like naked short selling that you should address and deal with first. There are no issues with leveraged etfs for experienced traders and investors. Perhaps concider requiring a minimum account balance to be able to trade leveraged etfs.
I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST
Dear Sirs: I object to your attempts to stifle the free trade in the stock market. Inhibiting my ability to buy inverse stocks without demonstrating compliance with rules meant to restrict this freedom is anti-American. Leveraged and inverse funds are a key part of my investment strategy. Let free trade continue and stop any attempt to restrict our freedom to invest as we see fit.
I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST
I use leveraged and inverse funds to hedge my portfolio. I quite understand what they are. Please do not pass any measures that would inhibit or make it more inconvenient for me to use them.
Freedom of investment. Not a privilege to the rich.
Limiting investors ability to invest in leveraged ETFs and funds and having to prove high-net worth and presuming that equates to understanding risk and investment knowledge is unnecessary. Investors are widespread and have to be responsible for their investment decisions. Taking away the opportunity from people who do understand the risks is thievery. It's like telling a person who's never taken a diving course that they're not going to be able to wear a scuba suit. All you have to do it get the instruction first.