Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategy. I use them for enhanced returns and I am capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks. I do not need these measures imposed on me.
Dont control my right to invest in leveraged funds. My risk, my reward. I agree that financial protection is important but it should be done through education not regulations that limit my investing.
I oppose people being taken advantage of by greedy conmen, so I support whatever these dweebs are against. People need to be educated before investing so they know the full extent of the risks involved.
DON'T YOU DARE. YOU DO NOT NEED TO IMPOSE ANY MEASURES TO KEEP ME 'SAFE'. I AND MANY OTHER AMERICANS ARE MORE THAN ABLE TO UNDERSTAND LEVERAGED AND INVERSE FUNDS AND THEIR RISKS.
Leveraged funds are an important part of my investment strategy. Information on these funds and their risks are readily available to public investors. Restricting these funds to only a select few would be harmful to the general public.
I am an experienced, educated investor using a self directed account. I use leveraged ETF's regularly, and safely to increase my income stream. I understand the risk and implement the necessary trailing stops.
I'm a retail investor. Please don't make it harder for retail investors to define their own strategy. If that strategy includes leveraged ETFs, as it does for me, we're capable of evaluating that risk for ourselves.
Hi - leveraged index investing is a key component of my retirement strategy in both taxable and tax sheltered accounts. The risks are clearly defined and putting heavy restrictions on these funds is a disservice to investors.
I would be opposed to limitations on leveraged and inverse funds for investors. I use these for a small portion of my portfolio to increase returns and limit risks. As long as investors are given a suitable disclosure this should be enough.
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