I am investing and trading for years now. I have spend plenty of money to learn all of this. I understand the products I use. Putting restrictions on what FINRA thinks are "complex" funds, will limit my ability to manage risk in a way that works for me. I do not need and I do not want the government to tell what I can or can not do with my money.
At the end of the day: if I
With over 40 years trading experience, inclusive of options, I utilize inverse ETFs as a means of insurance against unknown market events; typically limited to less than10% of total assets. These market tools are valid investments and like all tools in all disciples, when used correctly, enable individuals to complete tasks. Education NOT restriction should rule the day. We live in a free
Disclosure requirements are fine, but restricting public access to investments is just not equitable. Punishing the little guy is unnecessary, unfair and discriminatory.
I am perfectly capable of making the right investment choices for myself and have been doing so for sometime. I immensely enjoy trading and investing. Leveraged ETFs, play a small, but important role as part of my total
I have been Trading Stocks & Options since April 13 1963 when I Turned 21 . My First Exposure was a Brokerage Firm at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in N.Y.C.
I have been very Successful over the last 59 years and I Understand the Risks Involved in Leveraged - Inverse Funds. My Roth Ira is the only Account - I use for this Type of Accounts . My Wife and I have many other Accounts at other
I oppose restriction to my right to invest my money as I see fit. In a free country I should be able to choose what investments are right for me and my family. Exchange traded funds, both leveraged and inverse are an important element to my investing strategy. They allow me to hedge other investments, and to take advantage of situations when I believe that the market is likely to move in a
Investors should be free to make their own decisions in where they would like to invest their money, short or long term, however risky it may be, so long as the fund is honest. Small caps or OTC is just as volatile and risky if not more. Options trading is way more risky than leveraged ETFs as well. You limit retail's tools to hedge or make large gains by stopping us from using these.
Hi there, Banning retail access to leveraged products unfairly advantages the richest people in our country. Leveraged broad market indices allow more opportunity for common investors to generate income. There are infinitely more speculative and risky investment choices that the common investor would choose if leveraged products are banned. There is no logical sense in banning a product to
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As an investor, I own a few leveraged ETFs which are critical part of my overall asset portfolio. I strongly oppose any plan to restrict access to these ETFS by any means because investments in these leveraged ETFs are my rights and setting any restrictions may hurt my wealth. I fully understand the risk and rewards of the leveraged ETFs and hence make my own investment and trading decisions
It should be up to individual investors as to whether they what type of investment they chose without the proposed "red tape" despite known volatility. Many publicly traded companies have gone bankrupt or experienced huge fluctuations in stock prices and in those cases shareholders are not protected. Overall, investors should never have a concentration in any investment and no one
