James Docherty Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I prefer to make my own decisions regarding my investment options. I use leveraged funds carefully.
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I prefer to make my own decisions regarding my investment options. I use leveraged funds carefully.
So before the fed corrects the market finra wants to keep the communism status quo intact by controlling who can and can not make money?
It's on the diligence of the investor to know what they are investing in. If you believe buying and selling leveraged ETF's is too risky for investors what about regular stocks? Should retail investors take tests to see if they can trade public securities? The market is speculation, there is always risk.
Hello, I oppose restrictions to my right to invest. Regulators should not be able to restrict the public from investing. We investors are making informed and educated decisions based on market factors and the economy. It is rude to assume regular investors are not 'smart' enough to make their own decisions. It would be fundamentally un-American in all that is business to impose these restrictions, and would be a very sad day for our markets. To confirm, i strongly oppose any of the trade restrictions to the public.
I should have a right to invest what I believe is appropriate to me. I should take my own responsibility on my own wealth.
These products are useful to a informed trader. Removing these would be like dictating what people can invest in. What's next, all stocks under 5 dollars or 1 dollar. It is our right to make these choices. Don't take my rights away.
It is necessary that I have access to Fidelity
Its not right to let only the rich get richer while regulating the Everyman.
I oppose this regulation
If retail investors are not allowed to buy leveraged ETF's, then the same should apply to institutional investors. The playing field is so distorted to favor wall street firms, bankers, and institutional investors, that it is a gamling casino not an Investment arena, and the problems caused by institutional investors have wreaked generational problems on the American economy, at the unfair and political advantage to the very criminal risk takers that defraud investors, get bailouts and manipulate markets, all of which is public information and easily observed.