Leveraged eft are the few investing tool available to me and most small retail investors. If we cant use them, then we may have to borrow from margin which will cost more and with more risk.
I am a seasoned investor who invests in leveraged funds I am not accredited but understand the risks involved. By removing the ability to trade leveraged etfs and funds would be doing myself and many others an injustice thank you
Dear FINRA, I believe leveraged & inverse funds should be available to everyone not just the rich. I understand the risks of these investments so I invest accordingly. Please don't take this option away from any investor.
Dear Regulators,
I am opposed to implementation of any more restrictions on my ability to trade or invest in instruments of my chosing whether they are leveraged or inverse. If I want to take that risk it is my decision not those of a regulating body.
I have been investing leveraged etf for 12 years and I love them . As long as investors understand the risk involved there should not be any limitations . Almost every stock on the pink exchange is risker than leveraged etf
I have been invested in leveraged and inverse funds for several years and want the freedom to continue doing that. I don't need regulators choosing my investments. I am fully capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.
I have traded leveraged etf for 20 years. I read the prospective and used the leveraged etf to reduce some risks. I want to this tool to be available to me, not just the privileged. I dont want regulars to impose a test on me.
I have been using leveraged funds to invest for the last 10 years and it would be very sad if it was taken away. There are plenty of warnings of what the risks are. Why take this away and punish investors who rely on these funds?
I should be able to choose which investments I make, if they are publicly traded then regular investors should not be impeded. I understand the risks involved and should not have to go through any special processes to invest leveraged and inverse funds.
Investors should be able to freely buy leveraged and inverse funds. The fund descriptions and risks are clearly spelled out by ProShares and other companies as well as the online brokerages that have warnings when attempting to buy these shares.
