This is a bureaucratic overreach. Especially a high net worth requirement, which stinks of the rich getting richer while the average investor has his hands tied.
The leveraged funds are the great funds for normal (not advanced) retail investors to use the advanced financial tools without the use of option and future which can risk most of retail investors.
I am really excited to have the leveraged funds in a free form. This is essential for my long-term investment portfolio.
I only use leveraged and inverse funds sparingly and understand how they fit in my portfolio. I do not think you need to regulate these types of funds.
I am a high net worth investor with a masters degree and should have the right to choose my investments. You should not be choosing them for me. I am aware of the risk associated with leveraged and inverse funds and choose to use them as hedges in my portfolio.
Hello! Im writing to you regarding your decision to regulate leveraged etfs. And possibly other investment options. I not regulators should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged. It seems the government allows rules for the rich. that are different from the rest of us. I
I am upset about this restriction. I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. I shouldn't have to go through any special process like passing a test before you can invest in public securities like leveraged and inverse funds. I do not have to demonstrate my proficiency in investing to invest in these types of vehicles which are important to my
Leveraged and inverse funds are important investments strategies. We should be able to choose our investments, that's not a privilege.
Do not change anything regarding my right to buy leveraged and inverse funds. I have been using these for a number of years and understand fully the risk that I am taking.
Leveraged ETF's enable common individuals to participate in market movements with lower barriers of entry. Individuals are capable of understanding and managing their own investments. This type of regulation further curtails our ability to enter and participate in the free markets.
I am not a high net worth individual but I understand these investments and have invested successfully in them for years.
I see no reason to hinder my ability to freely trade in these securities.
