The restriction of investment in non-traditional stocks and bonds is a driving force in making the investment playing field unlevel between the regular Americans and HNW individuals/institutions. There is no benefit by limiting the playing field to the average American, and reduces the ability of wealth creation along with hedging abilities that HNW individuals have.
Inverse and leveraged ETFs
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The passage of the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982 ("TEFRA" or the "Act") has brought about changes in the tax law which will have an impact on the subject matter of the qualification examinations administered by the NASD. The chart at the end of this notice lists the
Leveraged and inverse ETFs are an important option for individual investors. They are NOT difficult to understand. Individual investors should have access to be able to both attempt to enhance returns and to hedge investments.
Equity investments in general are risk assets and do not have guarantees.
Investors and the public in general should have the right to decide what to do with their asset and wealth, where and how to invest to maximize their investment return. All investors, individual or institutional, should have equal access to all types of investment products.
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I value the ability to make my own choices in which assets I want to invest and not be limited by government arbitrary decision of who is of high net-worth. As an individual investor, I invested in BITO so that I may have access to the broader spectrum of cryptocurrency and blockchain.
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