Linda Whitney Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Stop being a pick pocket and a thief. Criminals take less than you . A new kind of slavery financial thief
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Stop being a pick pocket and a thief. Criminals take less than you . A new kind of slavery financial thief
There is no need for regulators to try and police leveraged funds. They are helpful with strategies used by many investors and traders. Please keep them open to all sizes of portfolios
The government should not restrict my right to invest in cryptocurrency.
I DO NOT agree with regulators desire to restrict retail investors ability to freely trade leveraged investment funds and securities.
I am fully capable of making my own financial decisions and do not need or require a regulatory body to either approve or deny me the ability to invest however I choose.
Butt out of my business!
Do not attempt to limit/block retail access to leveraged ETFs
This being the United States it's still the land of the free. Each adult of sound mind deserves to educate themselves and have access to ALL investment vehicles. Even those investment vehicles that regulators or other individuals with a different risk profile would deem too risky or inappropriate.
Please continue public to invest on etfs which are allowed for public. Don't stop in between.
I have been investing for a while and run a systematic program of investing. Leveraged ETFs are very important to me and to my investing approach. I understand the risks and realize that there is a higher risk to any investment that involves leverage and this one is no different.
I do not want a third party evaluating my capability of managing these funds, and certainly do not want one preventing me from buying them.
Hello Friends,
I appreciate FINRA's overall services as a regulatory authority but am asking you to leave my option in place regarding "complex" products, especially the inverse funds offered by ProFunds. Please do not restrict investor's abilities to buy these funds.
Thank you,
R. Kent Knight