Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies. they help me protect (hedge) my investments and seek enhanced returns. Also I understand the risk and is only limited part of my overall portfolio.
Let me make the decisions about my finances. I am fully aware of the risks and fully capable of absorbing losses if they occur. I don't need regulators second guessing a situation only I can be aware of.
I taught myself how to invest by reading and learning from the experts. I don't need an agency telling what I should or shouldn't invest I'm smart enough to limit my risk when I'm investing.
I have enough net worth, risk taking capability and knowledge to trade complex securities. Everyone should have the right to trade in a free market. Not sure who you think is stupid to not be able to trade.
Please do not limit the publics ability to invest in Pro Shares reverse index funds. This is a right of every person to decide on their own investment principles in action when weighing their risk. Thank You Ed Miller
Part of a FREE market is that everyone can invest in what they choose to at their own risk. Taking that away from average people means funneling more money to the top 1%. It is a disgusting elitist policy that is corrupt to its core.
I've used leveraged funds for a number of years and am aware of the risk involved. I'd prefer you not add any measures to impede my ability to access these types of investments. I am comfortable with the status quo.
I oppose restrictions to my right to invest in leveraged and invest funds as I am well aware of the risks involved in investing in these funds and capable of managing such type of funds. By restricting to invest, it questions my rights to access the markets.
I am quite capable of making my own decisions thank you very much. If I want to invest MY money in staid and safe vehicles I will, if I want to take a bit more risk, that is MY choice.
Restricting individual right to invest in funds or any legal investment is not in the best interest of American citizens. Requiring a test of some sort or sign off on the risk involved would be a better option to address these concerns.
