Hello,
I am a long-term investor.
I bought airline stocks at the beginning of pandemic because I believed that they return to their baseline position, and I gained a huge profit. I am maintaining TQQQ in 20-25% of my portfolio,I fully understand leveraged equities and their high risk but I believe that price of TQQQ is going to increase in the long term . I invest in stock with my spare money
I oppose restrictions on my investment opportunities. I am a normal "retail" investor and not affiliated with any finanical institution. I have been able to educate myself and understand the risks of "complex" products such as those being considered for these regulations. I should not have to pass any "test", at most only sign/check an
To whom it may concern:
FINRA needs to focus on making sure everyone has access to all investment options. If only wealthy get access to leveraged and inverse, then they will be only ones with wealth. All investors should have access to these styles of investment tools. I am more than capable to determine the amount of risk I can accept and having a broker or the government make that decision
Absolutely absurd and that its being proposed that regular people should have to go through any special process
like passing a test before you can invest in public securities,
People are perfectly capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks. The last thing we need is more government interference. If anything we should be eliminating the option for anyone in government
I believe that each individual should take the time to understand and then accept the risks of the instruments they use to invest or they should not be using these instruments.
In my opinion, I support the right of individuals to use leveraged ETFs and other alternative financial instruments as a part of their investment strategy. I do not support the government limiting the individual's
It does not make sense to limit leveraged investments as long as I can get a mortgage for 20% or less down payment in an asset which can lose 50% in the matter of months during a recession. How can that be safer than using leveraged and inverse investments? I'll tell you that it's not, in fact is significantly less safer. What harm is it to limit inverse investments when
The funds prospectus makes it clear what the fund is doing and what you are doing with your money if you decide to invest. Please, do not pursue further regulation of these funds. The funds are performing as designed. Any limitations on such a fund creates yet another barrier for the retail investor to gain access to similar leverage that many more fortunately endowed elites have access to. We
I write ti make clear that I should be allowed, as an investor, to participate in any public investments such as leveraged an inverse funds. These should be available to all investors, not just the wealthy. It should be a level playing field.
I dont need regulations nannying me. Im more than capable of understanding the risks of investing in leveraged and inverse funds.
Leveraged and inverse
Hello. The opportunity to use leveraged funds is essential to me as an average investor who is not ready to play the options market. Nor do I have time to manage options. All investments have risks and, if managed correctly, can provide returns over the proper time horizons. Please dont take the opportunity for average investors to leverage their funds right after the most historic bull market in
Please leave inverse and leveraged long funds alone as these provide strong flexibility and conservative positioning for retirement and other investable funds for me and my family. Some of the futures-based funds and 5/1 leveraged funds are of course high risk so some scrutiny there is fine or go after and scrutinize options markets and crypto markets but comparatively speaking, 1/1 and 2/1
