I should be able to choose the public
investments.
I shouldn't have to go through any special process
like passing a test before I can invest in public securities.
I should be able to choose public investments that are right for me. I don't need a special test or meet some arbitrary net worth to have access to these trading options.
Investors should be free to choose and participate in in Public investments securities on inverse funds an or leverage instruments without special process or qualifying test. I do not indorse these measures.
the system right now is set up for me perfectly since I am a inverse trader. it is a trading system I use instead of shorting stocks which if I had to like most inverse traders would defiantly do along with day trading which in my opinion would cause havoc on quality stocks and the market and also would cause a lot of traders to go into options were a lot of traders would get hurt financially. I
It is my right to decide how to invest. I use leveraged and inverse funds to hedge and protect my investments. I should not be subjected to a regulator's test in order to invest this way.
I think that I should be able to invest my money the way I want. There should be no test to pass allow me to invest. It is a perfect hedge for future appreciation. Thank you.
I should be able to control my investments fully not regulators; we shouldn't have to go through any tests; leveraged and inverse funds are critical to my portfolio
Leveraged and inverse funds are a critical component of my investment strategy. I shouldn't have to go through any special testing or process before I can make such investments.
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As of November 28, 1994, the following 37 issues joined the Nasdaq National Market®, bringing the total number of issues to 3,739:
Symbol
Company
Entry Date
SOES Execution Level
CVTI
Covenant Transport, Inc. (Cl A)
10/28/94
500
LION
Fidelity Southern Corp.
10/31/94
200
BUMM
B.U.M. International, Inc.
The FINRA Board of Governors will consider the following rulemaking items at its December 2011 meeting.
