Investors assume the risk of their investments and are responsible for knowing the risks. It is not the duty of government to regulate their investment options
Leveraged and inverse EFTs have an integral place in the financial markets. I often use them for hedging which reduces the risks in my portfolio. It is not the place of FINRA to take away toys from children in a kindergarten class when the children don't play properly or well with each other. I am not saying that investment and hedging products are toys, but it is possible that when used
Let the investors decide the risks they are willing to accept. There is no reason for the government to get involved in the risk management of individual investors.
Dear FINRA Administrators: I understand that FINRA is considering limits to individual investment choice and I am strongly opposed to any such action. I believe individual choice should remain paramount and what any individual invests in should not be limited by government or administrators who think "they know better." Please remember, if I choose to invest in a leveraged fund - I am
To FINRA or To Whom It May Concern:
I have been having freedom on my own investments for a decade, and want to maintain my current freedom to invest in public securities of my choosing. As an American citizen, I/anyone should be able to choose the public investments that are right for us! I am grateful that the freedom of the exchange-traded funds that empower me and my family to pursue our
Hello,
As someone who has used leveraged ETFs quite successfully over many years I absolutely do not support any additional regulations or restrictions on individual investors using leverage, futures, options, or any other manner of "complex" instruments as part of a self-directed investment strategy.
I actively researched and educated myself on these financial instruments
FINRA,
I am strongly opposed to regulations being considered to limit the ability of the public to invest in leveraged and inverse funds without such things as passing tests on investment knowledge, demonstrating high net worth, getting approval from a broker, attesting to reading certain materials, and going through "cooling off periods" during which one cannot invest.
Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies.
I can manage the risk on my investments at my own risk.
Dear FINRA Committee Members, Please do not impose trading restrictions on “Complex Products.” I am a retired public employee who has been investing for over 25 years, managing a ROTH account, 457 plan account, as well as a retail account. I sometimes use ETFs, including inverse and leveraged. They are an integral part of my investing toolbox. I am not a high net worth individual and desire to
Comments: Leveraged funds are advertised as risky and they communicate that risk in frequent newsletters for investors to remember the added portfolio risk
