Thank you for this opportunity to allow the people’s voices to be heard. With the intent to create more transparency within the market I submit the following rules to be implemented immediately: Rule 1. All short sales shall be reported to FINRA by end of each settlement day. Rule 2. FINRA shall make public report the day to day short sale by end of settlement day. Rule 3. All unused loaned
In regards to questionable trading through means such as so-called "dark pools" and concerning statistics indicating a high volume of naked shorting of synthetic stocks. I am request, on behalf of many retail stock traders, that all transactions for the AMC stock reported and verified within 24 hours.
I would like to voice my concern over restricting leverage trading. They are vital to my retirement strategy. I can make great profits with less exposure and in a shorter time frame. The brokerages do an outstandin job of informing us of the risk and that they are for short term trading.
I am AGAINST passage of FINRA’s Regulatory Notice 22-08 taking effect. I trade indexed ETF's over short time horizons, am aware of, and am satisfied with the risk acceptance protocol followed by the service providers. I DO NOT WANT ACCESS TO COMPLEX PRODUCTS RESTRICTED.
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.
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 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!
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 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.
