If the bower of shares won’t cover their obligations they should have to pay the full amount immediately with interest, no if’s, and, or but.
These proposal are an insult to humanity. The hubris is disgusting. People who think they know better than anyone should be locked away. To limit the public's ability to invest in these funds is to further RIG the game against the public. Unelected bureaucrats doing the bidding of special interests. All this that these LOSERS, bc that is what these special interests are, can no longer beat
I would like more transparency in the market, especially buy/sell orders in the ATS. All information should be available to retail investors. Short positions should be disclosed day of filing.
I use short funds and leveraged funds as hedge against market downturns. I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.
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Executive Summary
On August 13, 1993, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a no-action letter that allows broker/dealers to treat foreign equity securities listed on the FT-Actuaries World Indexes (Indexes) as having a "ready market" under SEC Rule 15c3-1 (net capital rule
This is a terrible idea. I have nearly given up investing in individual stocks due to unpredictable returns.
I now use ETFs almost exclusively. This can and often does include both leveraged and short side ETFs.
I don't like regulators interfering with my investment decisions. is your test so you can steal my profitable market timing strategy? I use leveraged long and short funds. Leave them alone.
Hello, I need the flexibility of using leveraged and inverse funds for short term portfolio hedging. This is essential for managing my retirement accounts. Please do not restrict our access to these extremely useful tools.
Thank you.
I have been trading for a couple of decades whether it being "Long or Short" leveraged funds. I don't need some regulator to tell me that I'm not sophisticated enough to trade my accounts. I highly oppose these regulations.
I as an investor should have free choice to decide what I want to invest. That decision should be made by me not forced by regulators. Instead regulators should limit big players shorting the market with minimum margin requirement.
