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I strongly oppose your move to restrict my trading abilities using these types of investments. I need to manage and hedge my portfolio according to the state of the market and my positions at any and all times. DON"T restrict me from using this
To whom it may concern.
Leveraged ETFs have been an important part of my investing strategy for years. I am aware of the risks and the benefits to my overall investment goals. I have used them to consistently outperform professional mangers.
It is unfair that you would take the public's right to participate in the market and restrict it to the privileged. Please let us continue to
As an adult who is competent enough to open a brokerage account and make trades, I should have the freedom to make any investment that meets the risk tolerance I deem acceptable. You, the regulators, don't understand my position or needs as an investor and as such are not qualified to direct me how to invest my money. Stop wasting my time and tax dollars by trying to restrict my
Why does the little guy get taken & Congress can insider trade & side step all the regulations theuy put on us.
Make them start paying their share instead of getting fat on us little guys. Their salaries are to high & they should NOT get free insurance, etc. even the President's salary should be cut to help fund all these programs, etc they put
Leveraged and Inverse Funds allow for retail investors to hedge positions without having to invest in options with less liquid pricing. Please do not ban them.
Retail Investors are already disadvantaged by not being allowed to invest in hedge funds. With the market so overpriced due to PRISM sponsored companies trading at high multiples, and the potential of a rapid devaluation of the dollar
I am a highly educated adult with decades of trading and investing experience including venture capital and angel investing. Don't pretend that your regulations are protecting me. I fully understand the risks and am prepared for potential loss. Get out of my hair and let me go make money. The leveraged investment vehicles happen to be working incredibly well for me. Freedom America, not
By Robert Cook, President and CEO, FINRA. In October 2023, the SEC adopted Rule 10c-1a, which is intended to enhance transparency in the securities lending market. In effect, the rule requires market participants to report securities lending transactions to FINRA, and requires FINRA to adopt rules establishing a system to facilitate such reporting and to publicly disseminate specified reported loan information. Earlier this month, the SEC approved the required FINRA rules.
As a retail trader, levered and inverse funds make it easier to allocate less capital to execute trades which has been very beneficial. Additionally it allows for a simpler way to get exposure to the options market. There are plenty of disclaimers and agreements before one can purchase those instruments so there's no reason to get rid of them other than to limit the abilities of the
I oppose any restrictions on my investment selections. There must be no barriers on what I invest in and how I invest in it. I understand the risks associated with leveraged/inverse funds, and I choose to invest in them as a very important subset of my diversified retirement portfolio. It is important to investors like myself to be able to trade it without any restrictions. Please do not
All Stocks, ETF's, Funds or other investments are all subject to investment risk regardless of there class or structure. The choice is mine when making investment choices and must not be subject to Regulator involvement. The rules now on investment trading are already restrictive to a large degree.
Where were the Regulators when my pension was frozen during Company bankruptcy. Please
