Margaret Gallen Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I dont want restrictions on my ability to invest in my future
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I dont want restrictions on my ability to invest in my future
I am an individual retired investor. I have been using inverse and leveraged ETFs and ETNs with very favorable results for several years and do not think that the proposed restrictions are necessary nor advisable.
I have found them very useful and profitable to use and understand the complications and dangers well I think. They are not that complicated to understand.
Keep yours and ubummobinbidens HANDS OFF OF OUR MONEY
Keep your nose out of my business,!!!!!!!
We need to have options to manage the risk in our investments and be able to counter the manipulation that occurs with the big guys
I am a independent and private investor. I am
highly against the proposed legislation that would limit where I can invest my hard earned money.
I will be watching this issue closely.
I want the right to invest in Bitcoin. Be it an ETF, Digecoin, or any type of digital currency. Public has allowed me to invest on my terms. I understand the risk involved with buying any stock be it cryptocurrency, blue chip, mutual fund, or bond. Putting restrictions on my account is another layer of beurucacy. If I had wanted to spend hours on paperwork and federal and state forms, I would have gone to a stock broker. Nope, my account is not large enough for them to consider me as a customer. Public has allowed me to become an investor with a small budget.
We should have the right to trade all crypto and crypto related stocks and etf's.
I deeply oppose restrictions on individuals' right to invest in popular public investments! I'm probably what is considered "middle-income", and a typical job holding American. Public securities such as leveraged and inverse funds can be a very an important part of a person's investment strategy, and I don't need restrictions imposed on me to "protect" me. Just because I, and MANY other Americans, don't have a certain level of income, does NOT inherently make me/us unable to understand how different investment strategies and products work.
Please respect the intelligence of investors and allow them to choose their own investments.