Dear sir/madam,
I purchased a lot of shares (about 100000 shares) of YINN in both cash and IRA accounts around $8. It is trading about $4.00 today. I would like to have the trading ability of this ETF until it comes back to its original price. I am 60 years old and don't have a normal job. My wife was laid off this March. Potential loss of 400-800 thousand dollars will have a great
I highly recommend a freer ability for retail investors to trade in today's and tomorrow's markets. I have traded for over 50 years. While gamification has appeared to be the basis for younger traders, and highly leveraged instruments can accelerate losses, it is critical they experience a severe loss before they will modify their choices to a less risky form of trading. A serious loss
Government should have no role in regulating investment strategies a citizen uses to manage his/her financial wellbeing. Tax regulations are already doing this. Free and open trading environment are essential in creating a fair environment. I am just an average citizen that manage my own IRA and have been trading for over 25 years. The proposed regulation hand cuffs me from effectively manage my
Correction - On page 497, the third sentence in the last paragraph under subhead Background - SelectNet And SOES should read: The SOES rules currently contain a specific provision, NASD Rule 4720(c)(4), that requires SOES order entry firms to maintain the physical security of Nasdaq equipment located on the premises of the firm to prevent unauthorized entry of information into SOES.
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I trade the TQQQ for several yrs now, it's always a winner for me. I do sit & wait & buy at the right time. Been trading for 25 yrs.
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On January 14, 1998, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved changes to National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD®) Rule 11890 regarding the handling of clearly erroneous transactions. 1 The NASD and The Nasdaq Stock MarketSM (Nasdaq®)
I oppose limiting my ability to trade leveraged funds by regulations. I would like to have a choice to trade them or not.
Thank you for considering my opinion.
I would much prefer that this trading option be available to me. I don't do a lot with these funds mentioned, but I am studying and may use them in future trading.
Comments: I have traded leveraged and inverse products for 28 years using defined rules and active management. They allow me to enhance my trading gains.
