I'm very disappointed to hear that regulators may restrict our ability to trade publicly traded inverse funds. I use these funds regularly to hedge a small part of my total portfolio to add protection in a declining market. I am aware of the risks of doing this, just as I am aware of the risks of investing in an publicly traded security. Restricting the purchase of these leverage funds would
I wish to make my opinion know that I oppose any restrictions on my ability to trade leverage and inverse funds offered by ProShares. As a retired individual, I rely in no small way on my ability to trade these assets to great supplement my retirement savings. Any restrictions levied upon my ability to trade in these assets will great impair my ability to financially provide for my family's
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Thank you, Bill [Press], and good morning, everyone. It's great to be here with you.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Comments:comment on direxion etf. I understand how to trade etf. They are based in a primary future, stock or other. They are not physical components of companies but leveraging stocks for short-term trades.
