The United States has always been the land of opportunity; "if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere." I strongly believe that America offers a very unique circumstance for the common man to lift himself up by his bootstraps and become the king of his domain and obtain the kind of wealth that can set a man for life and even change his family tree. Institutions are created by the "haves" to keep the "have-nots" out. The emergence of "un-regulated markets" (i.e. bitcoin), has proven that old ways of thinking can suppress next generational wealth. Old ways of thinking keep the average man poor because publicized "experts" are pushed with thinking that keeps the average man poor. I have seen many articles that attack leveraged funds, and almost all use the idea that down days are bigger and require bigger up days just to breakeven. Yes, this is true because this is math. The same would hold true without leverage. Most leveraged funds are built around leverage common indices like the NASDAQ and S&P500. These indices are built for one thing: to go up. Indices like these automatically include the largest companies in the market, they literally cannot go tits up. Part of a free market is to separate those who are smart from those who are dumb. Smart people do research, study markets, study psychology, and most importantly, study risk. Just because an individual has a lot of money, does not make that individual smart, look at pro athletes and Donald Trump. I believe that institions are wanting to change the rules because the common is catching up to the big club and the dumb money is starting to run out.
Tyler Pansing Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
The United States has always been the land of opportunity; "if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere." I strongly believe that America offers a very unique circumstance for the common man to lift himself up by his bootstraps and become the king of his domain and obtain the kind of wealth that can set a man for life and even change his family tree. Institutions are created by the "haves" to keep the "have-nots" out. The emergence of "un-regulated markets" (i.e. bitcoin), has proven that old ways of thinking can suppress next generational wealth. Old ways of thinking keep the average man poor because publicized "experts" are pushed with thinking that keeps the average man poor. I have seen many articles that attack leveraged funds, and almost all use the idea that down days are bigger and require bigger up days just to breakeven. Yes, this is true because this is math. The same would hold true without leverage. Most leveraged funds are built around leverage common indices like the NASDAQ and S&P500. These indices are built for one thing: to go up. Indices like these automatically include the largest companies in the market, they literally cannot go tits up. Part of a free market is to separate those who are smart from those who are dumb. Smart people do research, study markets, study psychology, and most importantly, study risk. Just because an individual has a lot of money, does not make that individual smart, look at pro athletes and Donald Trump. I believe that institions are wanting to change the rules because the common is catching up to the big club and the dumb money is starting to run out.