A license to sell leveraged ETFs, and specifically inverse ETF's, is a license to steal. Period. It should be a requirement that any designed financial instrument show in the prospectus how an investor may actually make money not just the risks of loosing it. Take TVIX, a long term chart shows in 2011 the price was 2,235,849,984, today its value is $112 dollars. A loosing investment start to
I am deeply disturbed by the proposed regulation limiting access to leveraged and inverse ETFs (which are publicly-traded securities) to those with high net worth who pass a specialized regulatory exam and then jump through a series of administrative and timing-related hoops.
Leveraged and inverse ETFs are one of the few methods that the little guy has in order to protect his or her investments
Dear Sir/Madam: I am an active investor with more than 33 years of successful investing experience in global capital markets.
I am also a licensed Financial Advisor with one of the largest wealth management firms in North America. Based on my many years of experience in the investments business I can confidently say that leveraged and inverse mutual funds and ETFs are extremely important and
I would like to submit a public comment on possible restrictions on my right to invest in public investments. Especially leveraged and inverse funds.
By way of introduction, I am 60 years old, and make most all of the financial decisions in my household. I am an active investor in stocks, funds, bonds, emerging markets, and crypto. Basically, I trade in multiple and varied securities, and run
I oppose the various impositions and restrictions on my ability to invest that are being proposed in Regulatory Notice #22-08.
(1) I am particularly concerned that the application of the term "complex" is not well-defined or specified in this notice and may grow to include anything that FINRA considers on its own volition as being too "complex" for whoever they
I am seeking further transparency for short interest position reporting. SEC is doing nothing to end the corruption.
2004 2005 Filing Due Dates
NASD would like to remind members of their obligation to
file the appropriate FOCUS reports, Annual Audits, Customer
Complaints, and Short Interest Reports by their due dates.
The following schedule outlines due dates for 2005. Questions
regarding the information to be filed can be directed to the
appropriate District Office. Business questions as to how to file
the
I support complete transparency. Please make all short positions public information to remove barriers that serve the 1%.
Filing Requirements for Members that Carry Customer Margin Accounts; New Customer Margin Balance Form
Please report short position data daily as well as more data in general for retail thank you
