Cryptocurrency does not need to be stifled by government regulations while it's in it's infancy. It needs time and space to grow into what it can be. We all know that big banks influence Government with donations and they're stranglehold on the world is threatened by this new tech on the people's hands, which they absolutely do not want as it threatens their power and control
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 believe public investments tools should be available to all of the public, The fund company follows SEC regulation to offer the prospectus of the fund to investors and investors evaluates own risk tolerance to make decision.
Please do not restrict common investor's ability to invest in leveraged public investments. As individual investors, having access to those leveraged products provides us with a much better environment for risk management and long term investment.
I oppose any restrictions in any manner to my right to invest in any inverse or leveraged fund. It is my responsibility and right to choose the investments that are appropriate for myself and my family.
I have successfully used inverse funds as a hedge in volatile markets. For me, these are one of the valuable investment tools that I use to moderate risk.
Please do not impose any special
Comments:The wide use of leveraged ETF offer me the complexity of investment features not found anywhere else. i have the broad knowledge and financial understanding of how these investments work and have utilized them for decades to benefit both me and the clients i serve in my investment management practice. I ask that new rules not be implimented, doing so will not dissuade an investor from
Is this another attempt to reduce or eliminate my freedom to choose the investments I make, right or wrong? I oppose this kind of restriction due to "for my own good"!
