I would like to get more frequent information on short % and and not delayed information from days past. This is ridiculous that we have to be requesting this when it should be the norm. Thank you for your consideration.
#1. Report faster #2. Stop abuse of Darkpools #3. Automatically margine call Short sellers who are found to habe FTDs. No waiting. Make it part of the process #4. Define a "free market". Thank you
Eliminating inverse leveraged ETFs will cause more risk for investors as they will be forced to spend more money on long leaps and be forced to shorting stocks which has unlimited risk. People need to be able to think for themselves and make their own decisions based on their risk tolerance.
Inverse funds are used as a means to hedge investments. There is ample information and training online regarding short ETFs and therefore testing investors is an unnecessary administrative and financial burden. Regulations should not be put imposed on individuals who should have the freedom to manage their own risk.
I have been investing for 65 years and, at age 90, have not run out of funds. Small doses of leveraged and inverse funds help me deal with trends as I see them. I feel much more comfortable using inverse funds than shorting stocks.
Regulators need to provide level playing field for trading and investments. so far the it is sided with billionaires and bigtime investors who trade is billions of dollars. to have fair practice buy and sell is required as long and short. people invest based on their belief and not to be forced by anyone.
I am highly opposed to any regulation on leveraged or inverse funds. These are market tool to help public / personal investors perform strategies that can be effective. Please stop shorting billionaires from robbing the middle class instead. That would be so much more helpful!
FINRA, Please consider maintaining leveraged and Inverse funds and ETFs as viable investment tools for retail investors. Proshares and Fidelity always advice about the risk associated on using this products and I am full aware that this are short term investment products and as such they must be monitored frequently.
I am a former high school teacher. I have been reading in economics for years. The inverse ETFs permit me to hedge my long positions. They are much less risky than shorting individual stocks. It would be not a help to me to take them off the market.
Effective February 1, 2008, FINRA is expanding the class of entities permitted to use the delta hedging exemption to include other broker-dealers and certain financial institutions. NASD Rule 2860, as amended, is set forth in Attachment A to this Notice.
