Want to invest in inverse funds to balance my stock funds.
It is really unfair to prevent investors to buy proshares leverage stocks.
Leveraged and inverse ETFs are no more dangerous that buying high volatility stocks and options. They have a significant advantage over other options to increase return volatility. They keep consistent leverage (unlike options/futures) and they consist of a broad market portfolio (unlike individual stocks). By restricting the purchase of leveraged/inverse ETFs, people who wish to pursue more
Keep the ability for everyone to purchase stock. Keep America free!!
It is discrimination to not allow the general public to invest in publicly available stocks.
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