Good Day,
I am writing to express the my frustration at hearing that regulators my limit investors ability to invest in leveraged stocks and inverse stocks.
Investors should be able to invest in the stocks they choose to for themselves and their family.
They are an important part of investment strategies and should not be limited to privileged higher net individuals.
As with most regulations
It has come to our attention that under the regulations being considered by FINRA I may not be able to buy leveraged and inverse funds like TQQQ, SQQQ and others. I would like yo urge you to NOT implement these regulations. These funds are important to my and my husbands investment strategies and restricting these funds will hurt both us and others we have encouraged over the years to use to
I buy leveraged and inversed funds as part of my investment strategy and would be very negatively impacted by any change. I buy these funds as a hedge so I can hold my regular stocks in a down market to held for long term gains. For example, I am holding AAPL, AMZN, MSFT, NVDA,SOXL AND OTHERS. I want to hold these stocks for long term gains. I can keep the stocks and hedge by buying SQQQ, the
I do not want "Regulators controlling my stock market purchases or selling of stocks! PERIOD!!!!!!
I'm a retail trader. I'm glad strongly in favor of enhanced short and FTD reporting requirements. Knowing the true short interest and quantity of FTDs on a security are important metrics for me when I'm evaluating an investment. There are currently too many ways for large players in the system to obfuscate this information. Please do everything in your power to ensure that true
WASHINGTON—FINRA announced today the appointment of Stephen Luparello as a public governor on its Board of Governors.
Just want transparency in the stock market. I've only been in the stock market for 6 months but have learned so much by paying attention. Please address the use of dark pools by these market makers as they are possibly being used to funnel our share purchases so there's no impact on the price of the stock. I think we need new leadership in the SEC, also. Thanks for listening
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Hello,
I am a long-term investor.
I bought airline stocks at the beginning of pandemic because I believed that they return to their baseline position, and I gained a huge profit. I am maintaining TQQQ in 20-25% of my portfolio,I fully understand leveraged equities and their high risk but I believe that price of TQQQ is going to increase in the long term . I invest in stock with my spare money
Comments: leveraged products should not be restricted to individual investors as they are one of many tools that can be used successfully in a portfolio. As with anything, and any investment, it is up to the investor to make their own decisions and to do the research. There should be no difference in penny stocks versus leveraged funds versus legacy core stocks versus new stocks that hit an
