Vanessa Alim Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Can the people have anything without your hands being in the pot????
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Can the people have anything without your hands being in the pot????
There's no sound reason to disallow investors from putting their money towards crypto and futures. Treat it the way every other asset us treated and let the free market decide.
Investors should invest in what they want to invest in. They know the risks. It's simple. Especially in index ETF's
Put the money back in social security that you took out an leave my investments alone. And if you havent payed into ss you shouldnt be getting a check. !!
I oppose limitations on my ability to buy the Funds of my choosing
I already despise the Jobs Act for limiting investing, and I am concerned with the further use of limiting who can invest based on net worth (or income).
Investing is a risk, of various levels, but it should not be relegated to only the wealthy, or middle class. Else, it is easier to be stuck at low income when a savings account does not even keep up with inflation. The concept of nanny-state laws such as this also takes away the freedom the country was founded on. Freedom, not it's polar opposite, security.
I adamantly oppose elimination of leveraged and inverse funds
I think its ridiculous FINRA is contemplating restricting access to leveraged funds, I have been investing in them for 14 years. They have been a valuable tool, people should be able to make choices for themselves, we dont need to be protected by the government.
It is unjust for the government to restrict the public's rights to invest while allowing the wealthy and only those who pass a test to invest.
I am about to retire, and I manage my own investments, having built a net worth capable of sustaining myself and my wife for the next 30+ years, should we live that long. If I choose to have an financial advisor or not is my business, and not the government's, and I darn wall do not need ANYONE's permission how to invest MY OWN MONEY... get that, this is MY property to do with as I please. What a horrible proposal you are suggesting. I can't imagine it could even meet constitutional scrutiny!