The filthy rich (all pun intended,) have NO right to bring unrighteous regulations against the free people of the Americas on what or how they should be able to invest their hard earned moneys to become financially free. But thats just the problem though isn't it, these filthy people don't want us to be free Ain't that right!
To whom it may concern,
I would like to continue to be able to exercise my rights as an investor with these financial instruments being available for purchase. I plan on purchasing more in the near future and oppose any obstacles that would prevent myself from doing so. I recommend that you allow me to purchase the securities as long as I live.
I was in the financial arena for over forty year and have handled my own investmennts for at least that long. I don't need FINRA to tell me how to invest or limit my access to investments I deem beneficial to myself. At 81 years of age, I am not about to submit to your testting of my abilities.
Give it a rest!!
I oppose any effort to restrict my ability to invest in leveraged or inverse funds. There are already too many regulations restricting the ability of individual investors to fully participate in our economy. The opportunity for financial success should not be limited to the wealthy. FINRA should protect us all from fraud but NOT from reasonable risks.
A person who would like to invest money they have earned should be able to invest in any way they see fit, without the need to take special tests or courses, or have additional imposed restrictions based on net worth or any other financial regulation that limits how or where they choose to invest their money.
I've successfully used leveraged and inverse funds for several years, and have been able to more quickly rebuild my retirement account as a result of the economic damage incurred during the last financial crisis.
I strongly support these investment tools that believe they should continue to be available to everyone without restrictive policies and exclusions.
Please do not put any limitations and or limit and one's ability to buy/sell shares. Put yourself as the person who's not wealthy and or rich. Would you want someone to restrict your financial abillity to progress? If the answer is "no" than do the same thing and stop with what you're trying to do. Kind regards
As an American citizen I should have the right to invest in any products anyone else can invest in regardless of my financial status and regardless of my educational background. Quit trying to squash the little guy. Stop all these regulations and remove many of the regulations that prevent people from investing the way they want to.
Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged. While this may be thought to protect the small investor, it just puts more baricades in place. The area of protection that the public needs is from big banks doing risky, convoluted investing and trading, causing market crashes, like the 2008 financial crisis.
I actually agree with the proposal as I understand it. If the .com meltdown and especially '08 meltdowns have taught us anything, it's that it is not a level playing field when it comes to knowledge of financial markets and people need to be, if not protected from themselves, then at least given a 'reality check' concerning their suitability to be investing in
