The right to sell short in a stock market should not be limited to the super-rich. The average investors should have the same right through inverse funds. The risk should be borne by the investor himself, who should know what he is doing, and NOT forcibly eliminated by the seemingly good intention of the Regulators!
I understand the leveraged and inverse investments that I choose to invest in. These ETFs make it possible for the little guy to avail themselves of investing strategies that would otherwise only be available to privileged individuals with resources I can only dream of. Recently I have been able to take advantage of rising interest rates through the use of treasury short ETFs. It's
I should be able to decide which public investments are right
for me, not government regulators. I have been investing
successfully for over 35 years!
Leveraged ETFs are a great way for people who have less money to have increased exposure to the market. They do have increased risk, but if an investor is willing to accept that risk, they should be allowed to use leveraged funds. I am currently investing in leveraged funds in 10% of my portfolio. It's a small enough amount that if I lose it all, I'll be fine, but if the
I strongly object this change, this is a change who mock that investors' experience or intellectual ability, this reduce competition, reduces the avaliability of tools for general public. This is a first step of 'big brother' doing things aka in USSR authoritarian era.
I am opposed to the new regulations that are being considered on the peoples constitutional right to invest in whatever they want to. I demand these new regulations be dismissed and never talked about again.
Let us continue to enjoy and continue to invest freely, just as dark monies and private donations run campaigns, as unbelievable as it sounds, seeing the negative consequences we suffer under now. Don't mess with ANYTHING else because you're afraid of DJT.
You want to take the little money that we can save with little investments..[REDACTED] BIG BULLY PI CK ON SOMEBODY YOUR OWN SIZE
I am not happy about the proposed regulations to limit my ability to invest in so-called risky investments. You have no right to tell me what I can or cannot invest in. I know investments are risky, I don't need regulators to tell me that. This is a free country and only I have a the right to decide what is best for me. In America taking risks is the way to get to independent wealth, don
