I oppose the restrictions on my rights to invest.
I think that I should be able to make my own investment decisions without further regulations from Big Brother. The sponsors of leveraged and inverse funds are required to make numerous disclosures regarding risks of the funds as well as how they operate. It is the responsibility of an investor to read and understand these disclosures. If he doesn't do that he can choose not to invest
I disagree with what you at the SEC are wanting to do. Just let investors make their own choices.
Please let me manage my own investments. I am well advised.
In the darkest financial times that we have faced since the Great Recession, FINRA proposes to limit our ability to save ourselves through smart, principled investing. Negative inverse ETFs are about to be a godsend. Yes, they are risky investments. What else is risky? The Federal Reserve setting monetary policy is risky. Our markets have booms and busts because of government interference in
extreme government overreach to only allow top wealthy Americans access to inverse and leveraged investment products. absolutely not your business to decide what I do with my hard earned money.brokerage already has disclosure for this. hands off please. no more unnecessary regulation!
My being able to invest as I want, when I want should NOT be regulated.
I am writing to protest the proposed regulation.
As investors in equity markets, I and all other participants should be able to choose the investments suitable for ourselves without being subject to dictates from regulators. Regulators cannot understand an investor's specific perspective; only the investor can know it.
Imposing special processes on an investor, such as passing a test,
Knowledgeable investors should be free to invest in any listed security within their risk tolerance and financial level. Government can and should protect against fraud but should not pick winners and losers. Individuals and the market place are the best arbiters of value.
It is my money. I would like to have the freedom
