I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and risk profile. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged. Stop prohibiting growth of the middle class!!
Are they doing some radical stuff like bringing back regulations that were put up to prevent another Great Depression? is the problem that we don't understand our investments and their risks?
I oppose any restriction to trade in what is called complex products. I am experienced enough to know the risks of leveraged and inverse funds and do not need to have regulatory restrictions impose on me.
I am an active investor in standard and leveraged ETFs. I understand the risks and have benefitted from their availability to the general public. While I am not an accredited investor, I ask that these investment products continue to be available.
I'm a retail investor who understands the risks of leveraged ETFs. They are a important part of my investment strategy and I am strongly opposed to restrictions that would hinder my ability to use them.
I oppose putting limitations on my abillity to buy from this public investment after having done my due diligence. I have educated myself and understand the risks with any investment. Let me choose.
Please allow me to make decisions that I need to make to properly allocate my investment portfolio. Risks are clearly outlined in the prospectus, which there is already a requirement to read. This is overreach and I don't appreciate it.
I am tired of government over reach. It is my money and my decision on how to invest it.
I am fully capable of managing my own money and my investment risk. Stay out.
Comments:I am a long term investor that prefers to use leveraged products to lessen my exposure to individual stocks. The risks have been made very apparent by my broker.
Investors don't need to be protected from themselves. Every investment comes with risks, including complete loss of investment monies. Investors at all income levels should be afforded the same opportunity.
