Dear FINRA,
Leveraged funds are an important part of my personal investment strategy, and as public offerings, should be available to the public without restrictions or requiring special authorizations.
Fund descriptions are made available so that myself and the general public are able to research what we invest in and assess our own individual risks. It is our responsibility to understand these
Hi there,
I'd like to say the right for investors to access all investment products is very important. The "complex" financial products seem high risk. But they allows investors to use them to hedge the stock investment. If the common investors are blocked from these "complex" products, they have to exposure all their investment in stock positions. It
There are already several restrictions in place that make the public markets unfair towards those who are not institutional or professional traders as is demonstrated by the GME debacle. The risks of leveraged products are well advertised and there should not be government restrictions on those who choose to take those risks. Leveraged investments vehicles as those from ProShare/Direxion provide
As an investment professional, using these products in a responsible way with educated investors are an important to managing appropriate risk depending on market conditions. For less affluent retail investors who may not be able to use margin, options, or shorting strategies on their own, these products can give them access to strategies that can help them hedge their risk. These products are
Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies. I use these type of funds to appropriately manage my risks verses specific high value and volatile stocks that are subject to adverse news and developments. Especially the NASDAQ stocks that are irrationally priced. I shouldn't have to go through any special process before I can invest in public securities, like leveraged
to whom it may concern. i oppose restrictions to my right to invest in leveraged funds that are available for publics. leveraged funds play critical roles in my investment strategy and i am well aware of the risks in investing/trading in these funds. in fact, risks in buying these funds are too clear so that no tests or measurement of knowldege is required. hopefully FINRA regulators leave theses
I understand you are considering passing a bill to limit my ability to invest in certain funds. I am against any bills that would limit that ability. One of the restrictions would be on leveraged funds for which I have several. Your restrictions will cause them to loose great value and that is not something I want affecting my personal wealth.
I understood the risks involved before I bought
It is the sole responsibility of the investor to choose securities that meets their assessed risk tolerance. It is the responsibility of the securities and brokerages to accurately publish the risks and potentials for their products. Thus, adding regulations beyond these fundamental purposes skew the landscape to play favoritism and hurt the market. Demanding a test or license or education
Hello,
I use leveraged ETFs as a limited part of my portfolio to seek enhanced returns. Its a very helpful way for me as a small investor to get some leverage otherwise not easily available to me. I understand that investing is inherently risky, and that it is my personal responsibility to understand the risks and rewards of any investment. I fully take this responsibility on myself, and do not
I have the capability of making my own investment decisions. A lot of people have investment strategies using these products and know the risks and do not put their life savings them.
I actually have a Series 7 license and understand the risks. There are others that do not have a license but are traders that make a living of trading. I do not feel the government needs to regulate. There is
