I'm an avid investor of leveraged funds. I'm fairly young at 20 years old. Having the right to choose what to buy when we want(during the trading day) makes things fairer. I mean there are already restrictions on daytrades, now this?
Please let us trade openly, I beg of you. I plead with you
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Citadel is completing multiple dark pool trades to cause market manipulation and short stocks on multiple levels whilst the SEC stands by and lets it happen. On 07/12/21 there were record high dark pool trades for $AMC
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- My broker already has established adequate risk assessment, risk level determination, and trade warnings / education that allow me to trade options, inverse and leveraged etfs/funds/etns, etc. - I – not regulators – should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me. - Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.
I object to applying restrictive regulations to investors trading in ETFs that are leveraged to 2x or 3x. The same for those ETFs that are reversely indexed. The reverse investment ETFs are an especially convenient and efficient alternate to the "shorting" of stock trades. Do not differentiate between leveraged or reversed ETFs and the usual form of ETFs. Simply leave a good thing as it
Ive been investing for almost a decade. I understand the risk of using leveraged and inverse ETFs. I am making the choice to trade them with the understanding that I can lose a lot of capital but I should be allowed to make my own decision. Cigarettes and alcohol are far riskier than trading stocks, but theyre still bought and sold.
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Dear Sir or Madam,
I am sending this email in support of retaining the right and ability to invest in leveraged and inverse funds.
No one should enforce limitations to our trading capabilities in such ETFs. I should not be submitted to any testing or financial stratification before I am able to proceed with such trades.
Please update me regarding the progress of this issue.
To whom it may concern,
The ability to freely trade with inverse and leveraged ETFs allows me to maintain an active trading portfolio without relying on the volatility of individual stocks. Therefore, if you remove the right of U.S. Citizens to invest in the funds they deem appropriate, they may be left to invest in ways that a bureaucracy feels is safe, but that is not really that safe.
