Steven Hanna Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
HELLO, THERE YEAH, IT SHOULD GO WITHOUT INSINUATING OR SAYING THAT A PERSON'S FINANCES AND FINANCIAL WELL-BEING SHOULD BE UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL PERSON TO CONTROL !
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HELLO, THERE YEAH, IT SHOULD GO WITHOUT INSINUATING OR SAYING THAT A PERSON'S FINANCES AND FINANCIAL WELL-BEING SHOULD BE UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL PERSON TO CONTROL !
Individual investors are perfectly capable of understanding the risks associated with inverse and leveraged ETFs. I strongly believe there should be no further regulation of them that ultimately limits the choices of everyday investors.
Stay out of my investment life! Tyranny and dictatorship doesnt work here in the U.S.A.
ridiculous to limit the leveraged ETFs and BITO !
I need the freedom to invest in leveraged and inverse fund in order to help manage the down risks. I am able to get the knowledge i need via the internet and brokerage services.
I do understand your concerns, and there are those that loose money using leveraged and inverse funds, but this happens everyday in the market - it is a risk that a person takes whenever you invest.
Freedom is critical
I should be able to choose the public
investments that are right for me , NOT REGULATORS .
Public investments should be available to all of the public,
not just the privileged. The public fully understands what they are investing in and should not have to pass a test or prove a high net worth before you can invest in public securities, like leveraged and inverse funds. Taking away someones right to choose how they invest should be unconstitutional .
It is really important that everyone is able to invest freely with low barriers to entry in order to decrease the wealth gap.
This is dumb, if I want to invest in leveraged funds, I shouldn't have to be rich or pass a test. Stop looking for problems that don't exist. I can easily lose all my money buying individual stocks or options just as easy.
Reducing the pool of potential investors does not sound to me like a plan to make investing easier or better. These restrictions also don't seem like steps to make the markets more efficient - the proposed rule sounds like a way to make the markets way less efficient. Anyone should be able to buy - or to sell - these holdings.