I oppose restrictions on my ability to invest in leveraged and inverse funds. I'm an adult with an ability to think and understand both potential risks and rewards. A person's understanding is not correlated with his net worth. Continue to allow me the benefit to make money with a variety of financial instruments in a variety of market dynamics.
Now more than ever people are expected to manage their own finances and financial planning. Taking away any free market options is ludicrous. Anyone can research leveraged and inverse funds and choose whether or not to take the risk of investing in them. Do not impose restrictions on the free market.
I work hard for every cent I have. When I am lucky to have some to invest, I want to invest my way and don't want more regulation. I have lost my financial stability because of Democratic leadership. Under Trump it was coming back. Biden and Congress are killing me!
UPRO is an important element of my family's financial future. I have held UPRO for eight years and have achieved a 28.5% CAGR. I understand market volatility. UPRO is less than 10% of my holding. Please do not alter the laws effecting UPRO. John Mellott [REDACTED] I un
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I think the SEC should stop limiting more financial products for only accredited investors. General retail investors are already not allowed to invest in alternative assets such as VC, PE, growth equity and private credit funds that have consistently generated significant alpha over public market returns
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A free market implies free trading with all available instruments. The limitations are a financial dictatorship. I will not trust a market that changes its rules every now and then in favor of some special interests and government convenience. You better focus on making the same rules for everyone and NOT make select categories with "special" rules
If my financial planner or I review a registrred ETF, Mutual Fund, stock, bonds, etc, inclusive of its prospectus for an investment and if after said review I deem it approved as a viable investment, why should the government tell me I cannot do so? Isn't it within my rights to do so?
