Thanks to all of you wonderful regulators stocks are extremely overvalued. So instead of putting 100% of my portfolio in stocks I put 20% in leveraged S&P 500 fund like UPRO and it performs the same as having 100% of my portfolio in stocks.
We reserve the right to invest how we so see fit
Big government regulations are not needed in controlling investment interest. I should not have to have a degree in investments to be able to choose how I invest. My interest in over the counter investments and pink sheet investments has already been blocked and limits my exit severely due to low volume of stock movement. This move to control trading opportunities, is not in the interest of
Please do not impose unnecessary regulations on leveraged and inverse funds. This is supposed to be a free market so let investors take their own risks!
I was a previous financial advisor. We became heavily regulated back in the day. The rules are in place and I understand, however when you infringe on peoples personal rights to invest by taking it a step further with the rules and regs already in place, now you are constitutionally wrong with the publics freedom to make fair choices on their personal investments and limiting them in this
You not regulators should be able to choose the public investments that are right for you and your family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.
Comments:I am an investment professional and I am an individual investor. I encourage full disclosure of the function, structure and behavior of leveraged and inverse products. However, I am strongly against the limiting of access and onerous processes that an investor would experience while investing their funds. I am an educated and fully understand the risks of these investments. I have been
I strongly oppose my right to invest. I oppose having to pass a regulator-imposed test of your specialized investment knowledge. I oppose having to demonstrate a high net worth in order to invest. I oppose getting special approval from a broker.
