Who does the government think they are to determine what public investments I as an individual Im allowed to make? All investments have been vetted by regulatory commissions and are valid, legal, investment instruments that have been made available for decades. The idea that you would impose conditions upon which a private individual can make an investment is essentially communism and entirely
To Whom it may concern,
I have concerns about proposed rule #22-08. I am private individual who has been buying and selling stocks, futures, and options for several years, and who greatly appreciates my ability to add to and hedge my portfolio in any way that the market offers. For example, buying a small amount of an inverse ETF is a quick and easy way to hedge an overly long portfolio during a
Please do not further restrict our access to the investment strategies previously only available to insiders/ISDA holders. Vanilla 60/40 allocations are getting killed, and there is essentially no place to hide from crushing inflation, outside of alternative strategies (e.g. managed futures/systematic trend following, inverse/leveraged ETFs, etc.), which are thankfully reasonably accessible and
Industry Governor (Floor Member)President and Co-Head, Merrill Wealth ManagementGovernor Since 2024Committees: Nominating & Governance Committee, Regulatory Policy CommitteeProfessional ExperienceMerrill LynchPresident and Co-Head, Merrill Wealth Management (2023 – Present)Managing Director (2007 – 2010 and 2014 – 2023)Director, Vice President (1994 – 2007)
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