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Randall Eggert Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have been investing in leveraged ETFs and leveraged mutual funds for more than 20 years. These securities have been a valuable component of my investment strategy, and I don't think the FINRA should be limiting their use in order to "protect" investors like myself who are knowledgeable about their risks and rewards. I do not want any regulators to limiting my investment choices. I am an adult...treat me and others like me like adults.

Edwin Angulo Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I made the choice to invest in leverage ETFs like TQQQ. I fully understand the risk of this type of investment and would like to till have the choice to invest in it for years. Investing in this type of security is in my investment strategy for the long term and would not like for this ability to be removed or have to prove that I am serious about investing in TQQQ. I understand why the regulators are concerned but I believe each investor needs to do their own due diligence and make smart choices that align with their risk tolerance.

Laura Cavanaugh Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Attn: FINRA - I oppose any limitations on my ability to invest in 'complex products'. Stop trying to be my parent. Every time the government sticks its nose into the free market it creates distortions with unintended consequences with results that are worse than anything you were trying to 'fix'. Today's inflation and supply chain disruptions are directly attributable to government 'doing something' that only made life worse for everyone. Take a vacation, quarantine yourself, stay home!

Harry Carter Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Please do not restrict my ability to use leverage/inverse stocks. These stocks allow me to leverage my positions without incurring debt and without direct involvement in derivatives. They allow me to take short positions without making short sales. They allow me to make trades not possible using mutual funds. They allow me to trade NDX and SPX more efficiently than possible for me using at- and out-of -the-money index options. I have never had a problem opening or closing a position in QLD, QID, SSO, or SDS.

Song Kim Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Why Finra always consider leverage and inverse product are the most dangerous? What about growth stocks that swings more than leverage? Like Lucid, Sofi, AMC, GME etc stocks that are up and down huge percent a day are not dangerous? How can you regulate and educate people? Stock market by itself is very risky and the valuation can be changed at any time no matter how much you know about the products. I think it's good to keep the way it is now and give the investors freedom