Please do not take away my right to invest the way I see fit. I oppose regulations, cooling off periods and tests to invest my money.
I think it is good and reasonable move. It will help make the market less like casino. The question is how will the test be designed to make it really informative to retail investors.
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As of May 31, 1995, the following bonds were added to the Fixed Income Pricing System (FIPSSM). These bonds are not subject to mandatory quotation:
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Name
Coupon
Maturity
OTY.GA
Coty Inc.
10.250
5/1/05
SCK.GC
Sea Containers
12.
Our free enterprise system opens and allows of many income levels to opportunity to invest the market system ,national,global, to set regulations is to dampen the freedom to choose the best viable stock option, secure or insecure stocks.
I appreciate groups attempting to look out for the well being of others, however, I should be the only person making a decision on MY investments using the money I have made. No one else made that money for me. Public investments should be available to all of the public and not restricted.
I understand that there may be tests imposed and "guidelines" to be met before future
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Limiting access to leveraged and inverse leverage ETFs based on the criteria mentioned by FINRA is another move to suppress low and middle income investors to a path to generate significant wealth. The current securities market has been very volatile across the spectrum of investors from retail to institutional. All securities from small cap to mega cap entail risk that investors need to
You want to prevent me from trading products that are too "complex" for me unless I pass a regulator-imposed test? This seems a lot like when blacks were prevented from voting unless they passed a regulator-imposed "literacy test". My response is simple: this is despicable. You should be ashamed of yourselves. Really.
"Complex" products are
I, not you regulators, should be able to make my own decision as to what investment vehicles are right for me to own. I do not need or want to go through any special process, like reading material and/or passing tests before I can invest in special public securities, like leverage and inverse funds. Besides, the timing of these leveraged funds can be critical. Then is NOT the time to have to stop
