May 4, 2020
Enter your I have never lost money on an etf, inverse or not. It is a primary investing strategy I utilize. One who invests knows there are risks that exist in doing so. It is the right and responsibility of the individual to make those decisions not that of the SEC or the brokerage firms. Imposing these recommended
pre-qualifications to invest in ETFs stifles the rights and abilities of the individual. While I'm absolutely sure the large brokerage firms would prefer to have this access cutoff and continue to sell prepackaged sub standard permanence funds, it is not in the best interest of the investors who wish to manage their own future. There already too many restrictions on what an individual can do to manage and grow their individual retirements already. DO NOT impose more