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It does, but individual investors can already buy leveraged ETFs, buy out-of-the money options, and put all of their money in one stock. In futures markets they
by Bostonian 7y ago
It does, but individual investors can already buy leveraged ETFs, buy out-of-the money options, and put all of their money in one stock. In futures markets they can take even more risk. State governments encourage people to buy lottery tickets. I don't see investing in start-ups should be tightly controlled, given that people are allowed other things that are just as risky and probably have lower expectancy.
- sharemywin 7y agoThey need a gambling account type similar to a 401k but you can only move 10% of your 401k yearly contribution to the account per year. Then, do what ever with that account by bitcoin, lotto tickets, etc.