Tony Thekkekara Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Regulating these types of investments is detrimental to the ideals of a free market. I totally disagree with adding regulations around these types of investments.
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Regulating these types of investments is detrimental to the ideals of a free market. I totally disagree with adding regulations around these types of investments.
This is a huge mistake. Retail investors are much more sophisticated than you are giving them credit for. WE DO NOT NEED MORE BABYSITTING AND HANDHOLDING. We have the right to take the risk and invest in products that we so choose. Let us trade and invest in these complex products. The proposed rule changes are insulting, unamerican, and disgraceful.
We dont need any more new regulations we already have enough
Please let us continue using leveraged funds. I have studied and know how to use these investments properly.
We want to tell you that I would like to oppose restrictions on my right to invest in public investments.
Comments: This is wrong. Limiting access to financial instruments to the wealthy and having them pass a special set of requirements will further drive the wealth gap in this country, and is wholly undemocratic. People should be able to invest as they please, gain and lose their own money as they please.
Hello. I bought and sold leveraged ETFs and still hold a lot of them such as spxl and tqqq. I ask you to not restrict my ability to own or trade these.
I'm not understanding this notice clearly. But I do right kind of investment as available on US stock exchanges. Please do not confuse me with such restricted information and I oppose such regulations.
I believe that I should be able to choose which investments I want to invest in, not a government agency. It is my money and I am responsible for it. I have made much more money using leveraged funds than would have been otherwise possible.
There is enough warnings about how they work for any invester to understand.
Thank you.
Robert Sheck
I strongly oppose restrictions on individual traders, this rigs the game AGAINST US! Stop the rigging!