While the proposed improved regulations / reporting are taking a step in the right direction there needs to be further reporting of data to the public made in as close to real time as possible. As the movement of retail traders being involved in managing their own investments continues to grow, the playing field should be as even as possible for all parties involved. If we are investing with a
I believe that I have all the knowledge and financial ability to invest in leveraged and inverse funds without passing special qualifications. I do not want these additional restrictions on my investing. Like many investors, I use these investments for only a fraction of my portfolio, and consider them an offset to the risk of investing in individual stocks.
It is my choice to invest my money. If Congress and the Senate eliminate their ability to trade stocks, options and any other financial instruments. I will gladly give up my right to trade inverse funds.
So lets start there. Let me know when that bill has been passed
Dave
I STRONGLY oppose any restrictions on my right to invest in public investments. It is an extremely important element to any investor, and we should be able to invest in the way we chose, fully understanding the risks. Nobody should be excluded from investment opportunities available in the stock market and broader investment world.
I am an informed and educated retail investor and i make investments in leveraged ETFs that are indexed to various sectors to hedge risk. I need this ability and it is my right to invest as i see fit for my success. I believe investments tied to sector indices are no more riskier than individual stocks which i invest in as well.
Hi there,
I am a long time investor (>10 years) in the stock market. I heard that there are some new regulations that are being considered to limit our abilities to buy certain "complex" funds. I understand the purpose is to protect investors but I strongly believe the right approach is to educate investors not to limit them. Thank you!
This rules limits progress and hurts the working class account holder. I have met my goals only using leverage ETFs because I only had to use a portion of my capital for stock risk. And the rest in income producing assets! Please oppose this bill....and youll have my vote!
My personal choices about how I allocate my investments are my decision alone. FINRA should not have the authority to restrict what and how I invest my money, eliminates access to high value propositions for retail investors, and is ultimately antithetical to foundational principles of the American Dream and the stock market
To who it may concern,
I oppose restrictions on investing in these investment vehicles as they are far less risky then investing in individual stocks, options, futures, and cryptocurrencies. I invest in many of these regularly and have reduced my risk considerably. If you restrict these in a way that I could not use them then you are accomplishing the opposite of your goal.
I use leveraged ETFs to hedge a portfolio of stocks owned by my parents. In addition, I trade them for my smaller personal account because I am too fearful to trade futures, and futures options are overly expensive. These ETFs are very useful and I hope you do not place nay restrictions on them.
