Please don't take away our rights to trade stock in any way
No we need to be able to purchase crypto currency and ETFs just like stocks
Stop. This is none of your business and you don't know what you're doing. An efficient market needs investors on both sides of a trade....buyers and sellers, long and short, who are responsible for their trades. Not you.
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Leveraged and inverse funds are an important part of my investment strategy. I'm reluctant to be a short seller given the risk, however, with an inverse fund, I can still grow my portfolio in an overall downtrend.
Stop chipping away on our rights! Everyone has the right to invest and it must stay that way! The efforts of turning this country from a democracy into an oligarchy are are very see through and nothing short of illegal.
Comments: My comment is I study the markets daily and I have a MBA in Finance. I understand the risks of the leveraged and inverse ETFS. I trade the products as part of a comprehensive overall strategy on a short term trade basis.
Inverse funds are helpfully in a down market. I am using one with success. They are an alternate for shorting in retirement accounts. However, I believe some details in how they are structured could make them more useful.
Investing in leveraged ETFs should available to all investors and traders at all times. Leverage is not the enemy. If it were, very few of us would have mortgages. Right now, people of all levels of investment knowledge have access to trading stock and index options. Many of these people buy calls, most of which expire worthless. There is virtually no barrier to trading stock options that my
For those who have an FPL account, is there a way in which we can view where the broker is getting the variable interest rate used? I have noticed is a fraction of what is reported from sources like fintel.io. Seems like there are many behind the scenes deals going on to allow for manipulation. If stocks are loaned out, then the interest rate should be able to have some reference of where the
