I disagree because I have the full rights to invest my own money into any assets I desire, and all investors should be aware of the risk as they invest. Tests should not be required as investors should be and are aware of what we are investing into
Please leave the ETF investment choices as is. I use inverse and leveraged ETFs often. I understand how they work and use them as tools to reach goals. When used correctly they can actually reduce risk
Thank You,
As an individual investor, it is important to me to be able to invest in leveraged and inverse products to design and manage my retirement investment portfolios to minimize risk and drawdown over long-term economic periods. Please continue to allow these products to be accessed.
I oppose new restrictions on my right to invest in public investments using leveraged and inverse funds.
I have read the the warnings and am capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.
No further regulation is necessary.
Thank you.
Leveraged funds have been an important way I have improved returns. Inverse funds have allowed me to reduce risk of market crashes. People should be able to do this without having a high net worth.
Leveraged and inverse funds provide valuable alternative investment vehicle for investors to properly manage risk in their portfolios. The proposed measures to artificially restrict trading - or potentially eliminate trading in these vehicles is a gross over-reach by the government which are not needed.
Regulators shouldn't have the right to place restrictions on what we invest in. This limits our ability to make our own investment decisions and create wealth for ourselves. I assume all risk for my own investment decisions.
I am aware of the risks involved with leveraged & inverse funds and don't need help from regulators in making responsible investment decisions.
Overregulation of retail investors exacerbates the already huge advantage that large institutions have.
I strongly oppose any restrictions to invest in leveraged and inverse securities. This is a fundamental right for any investor. Why would this suddenly become an issue? If I am willing to take the risks for these type of investments why would regulators oppose this?
You are not serious are you? Retail knows and has improved in understanding stock market more than brokers and agents. This is not needed. They take less risk as it involves their money unlike brokers who use others money to buy.
