As per the regulations i think bito share are invest able, we do understand the risk behind the share and we think it should not be stop for trading. As a owner of bito I stick by not supporting any restrictions on trade on bito share
This is ridiculous. At what point are people not responsible for their own decisions? Anyone who buys a leveraged fund should know the risks and reasons they are buying the asset, and if they dont, shame on them. Dont punish the rest of us for the stupidity of a few.
Please let the investors make their decisions and and evaluate the risks associated. The freedom of the markets is a tremendous right we have and any further degradation of such, is opposed by me and if given the opportunity to vote would vote to oppose this proposed rule.
Good Morning; Please do not make regulations that prevent me from investing in the manor that I choose. I am aware of the risks that am taking and read and signed a document to that effect. Thank you for your attention. Terry Eddy
I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST. I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged. I am capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.
I should be able to choose what investments are right for me and my family... you can provide the warnings so that I know what assets are riskier than others. I am capable of weighing those risks on my own.
Summary
FINRA requests comment on a proposed change to its current policy relating to the assignment of OTC symbols to unlisted equity securities. Specifically, FINRA is considering whether it should begin assigning OTC symbols to unlisted equity securities that do not have a valid CUSIP identifier, in the limited circumstance where a member firm demonstrates its best efforts to obtain a CUSIP
September 2008 Supplement to the Options Disclosure Document
Advances in technology have transformed the workplace for members and their associated persons. These advances have changed how members and their associated persons conduct business and interact with customers, expanded customers’ choices in engaging with members and the securities markets, and created opportunities for different workplace arrangements for members and associated persons. Members also increasingly leverage digital innovations to create operational efficiencies and optimize decision-making, and to respond to investor demand for digital platforms.
WASHINGTON—FINRA’s Board of Governors met June 4-5. The Board approved two rule proposals, approved the appointments of new Advisory Committee members, met with Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Mark Uyeda, and received updates on FINRA’s long-term financial planning and FINRA’s enterprise risk management and cybersecurity program.
