We would to trade pro shares as a experienced trader it is our responsibility to trade stocks or etfs we like
Get rid of them now. I have lost thousands of dollars due to contango. Then drastic reverse stock split.
This is the United States of America, and I should be able to buy or sell any fund or stock that I want to without outside interference.
I reject FINRA Regulatory Notice #22-08. It should allow everyone investing any stock or mutual funds in public.
Closing these funds now or limiting them is very damaging to investors already in them. I am sure you have the intentions of protecting people but if you must then may be start with options. Options expire and more dangerous. Leverged ETF could be held for a short or long term. Sincerely
How can the hedge funds/MMs continue to illegally push the share price down using fake shares in dark pools outside the eye of the public and then kick the interest can it costs to do that down the road indefinately? Retail investors are getting screwed over by hedge funds at every turn and SEC is allowing the illegal manipulation to happen. What good is interest if it never gets paid? The US
I believe and stock on an American exchange should be available to buy in any legal account. To do otherwise us unamerican!
Stop underestimating the common investor. Using leverage is the only way to truly diversify without severely underperforming stocks.
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This is to inform you that there is no need of enhancements to current rules for Brokerage firms. There is already a warning at Brokerage firms and that is sufficient. We know they are short term and monitor them daily. No change is needed. This is in regards to Leveraged and Inverse ETF's. Please do NOT limit access. I depend upon them!
I believe, having once invested in these funds, that they are not useful vehicles for investors. They are trading vehicles and should come with a big notification of such. They do not perform as one night expect and therefore should be closed out. Any trader can accomplish the same by either shorting the index outright or using derivatives.
