I have rich investment experiences and understand risk of Leveraged ETF, it is IMPORTANT for my investment, such as spends less cash to holding expected percent of securities. it also help hedge of risk in between my securities holding.
I hope I can free trade it in future. I want NOT passing any test before I can invest in public securities.
I urge you NOT to restrict ordinary investors from trading leveraged and inverse ETFs for the following reasons:
1. Inverse and inverse leveraged ETFs are often the only vehicles available to ordinary investors to hedge their cash and retirement accounts in a down market, or even to profit from down markets. Wealthy investors have many means to do this. Taking these products away from ordinary
What is the purpose of this change? It seems that this change is to benefit institutional investors by restricting retail investors access to complex products. Leveraged and inverse ETFs are incredibly important to my trading strategy and would be detrimental to my portfolio to remove or limit my access to these products. These are important protections and funds available to continue growing my
As an investor, I have used leveraged investments as part of my strategy for years. I already receive several warnings before trading my leveraged ETFs and I am fully aware of the risks and take full responsibility for the actions I take. Please do not put any further restrictions in place and allow the average investor the opportunity to invest in these types of securities.
Hello, I heard about the information that you potentially limit the trading of some ETFs using leveraged and reverse strategies. I strongly be against it, because I believe it's my right to choose the public investments that suit for my family and myself, not the regulators. Moreover, these ETFs are important to my investment strategies. So, please respect the rights of individual
As a mathematician working in the area of mathematical finance with an in-depth understanding of the complexities of leveraged ETFs, I am very familiar with how they work. In my experience, the companies that manage these funds, such as Direxion, are very clear and transparent about the workings and risks associated with leveraged ETFs. In my opinion there should not be any barriers to market
I am against limiting retail investor access to leveraged etfs and inverse etfs. We want to trade these items and would like the same access as the "privileged" institutions. Please leave us alone. The message you're sending isn't that you want to help us, it's that you don't want to allow us the same freedoms as others.
STOP IT. Most people dont even know what ETF are and most pensions, 401k dont offer the ability to trade ETF of any kind. If youre so concerned about people losing their money then why dont you shut down casinos and Las Vegas. Stop trying to force people into mutual funds and managed accounts.
Please let us continue to utitlize inverse etf's, these are essential to protecting my retirement nest egg as we go through periods of volatility in the market. I use them to hedge my positions in stocks without having to sell any stocks and incur long term gains or excessive trading of those assets in ira accounts.
Investors are responsible for their own decisions. If someone wants to invest in leveraged and inverse funds, they should be able to do it without regulation. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just a privlieged few in society and you shouldn't have to pay a financial advisor to trade in leveraged and inverse funds. I oppose the FINRA Regulatory Notice
