Richard Johnson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I should have the right to invest in what I want Enerything the government touches gets [REDACTED]
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I should have the right to invest in what I want Enerything the government touches gets [REDACTED]
Please do not add more regulations to market. Keep investing free to all people and allow them to make their own choices.
This proposed rule is very concerning. I do not support this New Rule! It is not FINRA's responsibility to regulate the ability of individual investors aptitude when it comes down to their own Due diligence to take their own risk's with their own Money. allowing investors to access to these products grants them ability to maintain certain strategy's. It is important that the individual has that Decision!!
It important that individuals be able to choose for themselves which investments are in their own best interests in their own time table. I don't need a government baby sitter deciding if I am ready to make an investment or not. It's insulting to think some investments are too sophisticated for individuals who are not of a certain net worth. Please allow us to be free to invest.
I think there could be pre requisite but investor should not have such big hurdles.
I oppose being regulated or restricted not being able to trade in securities that I want to invest in. I strongly oppose this ruling!!!
Please refrain from anymore meddling in the affairs of the working class. If we earn the money, it's our right to spend it as we see fit! Your time would be better spent policing the mega banks. You spend all of my tax money building a case against these large banks, and then slap their wrists with minuscule fines. It's no wonder that they will always be repeat offenders!!!!!! Just a tiny cost of doing business. Please leave honest middle class alone, and focus on the real problems in American
Regulators should not be in the business of limiting our ability to invest. There are already so many rules that hurt the "little guy." This is not a good move. You should not limit people's abilities to trade leveraged or inverse ETF's. Inverse ETF's, for example, are invaluable in market downturns. Forcing smaller investors to just eat the loss of an economic downturn is incredibly wrong. I am capable of my own risk management and I do not need these measures.These funds you are considering limiting are important to my personal investment strategies.
I understand the risks associated with these products which ALREADY are more than well documented in disclosures by both the Broker and the Funds that that issue them. Because I am borderline High Net Worth individual, shouldn't mean I, nor any of the general public should not have access to these inverse and leveraged tools to properly hedge risks in our portfolios. Using these tools can be extremely important to balance risks in the market, and gives readily available access to markets that many would not, such as commodities.
Please try and reduce your efforts to injure the retail investors, spend some efforts on the dirt and corruption present in high finance