Oun Park Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I oppose restrictions to my right to invest. As long as the fund clearly inform the investors how it works, the risk is up to the investors, not to the regulators.
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I oppose restrictions to my right to invest. As long as the fund clearly inform the investors how it works, the risk is up to the investors, not to the regulators.
It is ridiculous to stop us from purchasing these types of securities. Every investor should have the right to invest in any products they deem worthy. That is why it is called capital risk. We all understand not every security is safe and we consider those risks.
Hands off please.
I've used leveraged and inverse ETFs for decades now with no issues and I strongly oppose restriction of their use. If you are going to start choosing what public investments can and can not be made by individual investors, you will have to lay out a clear rationale for each decision and that will highly likely be perceived as arbitrary leading to multiple issues for you. If your goal is to restrict shorting, you are just setting yourself up for massive legal battles. If your concern is truly protecting investors, there are far better targets than inverse ETFs.
I don't need the governments permission to spend my money as I see fit. Keep your hands off , not to mention every time the government does something ,its costs way to much and it does not get done correctly.
It is my right to be able to purchase whatever financial assets I choose. My lack of money should not prevent me from participating in the same market as institutional investors. Institutional investors already face minimal regulation and are free to do whatever they would like, while retail investors are banned from day trading. Payment for order flow makes the issue even worse as only big players are even able to freely trade whatever stock and asset classes they choose.
I hear the government is trying to find our how much our investments are. As long as we are paying our taxes, that information should be kept to ourselves. Please reconsider this law. It could affect your families in future generations.
We should have more abilities to buy funds
As investors, please allow us to make our own financial decisions and stop implementing restrictions on current and future crypto currencies. Thank you.
Kevin Shelton
This is a crucial piece of our investment strategy. I do not believe that it is the governments decision to tell me what I can or cannot purchase for my familys investment goals when it is an available security that is on a major domestic exchange. Please reconsider and allow tradable securities to be invested without imposing restrictions on select individuals. Its no different than restricting the S&P 500, which should never happen either.