Comments: Leveraged and inverse ETFs allow small investors the ability to invest in a variety of Stocks we don't have the resources to invest in otherwise.
Please don't handicap small investors any more than they already are
I strongly oppose the regulation on the trading of leveraged funds. It is an essential part of my investment strategy to manage risk and make profit even during market downturn.
Regulator should allow all investors to utilize all available necessary tools to protect their investments instead of only allowing the privileged few to use them.
I wish to have the right to invest in leveraged ETFs, which I have made over 600% in 5 years, even with the recent volatility in the Nasdaq index, upon which these are based, TQQQ and TECL.
STAY OUT OF MY BUILDFOLD! SOCIALITIC ACADEMICS? REALY?
I believe that we as Americans have have the right to decide if we want to invest in any form of investment that benefits us no matter what our income or financial standing is. Regulating any person or adding restrictions to a persons rights to invest is a form of discrimination and disparity. Segregating the rich from the poor. My question is what is the real reason to restrict any person from
While leveraged and inverse funds have different levels of risk than non-leveraged finds, the public should have access to these publicly traded investments, not just high net worth individuals. Inverse funds are an important means of hedging without selling a security or ETF short, which is (relatively) lower risk for an investor and an important part of my personal investment strategy.
Leveraged ETFs are an important investment vehicle for generating wealth, especially for a small investor like me. Please dont ban leveraged ETFs. Thank you!
They don't own us an we have thr right to do what we want we are not there slaves.
Stop regulating my rights to invest. It is my right.
Investors, like the freedom of speech, need to have the latitude to discern and invest in product of their choosing. The products in which you are attempting to limit, are essential to hedging positions and mitigating directional risk. These tools are also useful in speculative positions, inherent to investors with strong views on market direction. Do not alter our ability to participate in the
