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There were two questions, both with flags and several downvotes (no upvotes). One was deleted for plagiarism. The other included a bunch of links and asked for counter-arguments; it was broad and vague and the question here did not contain the salient points. People would have had to go read half a dozen other articles in order to (maybe) figure out what the question was. It felt more like a "prove them wrong!" challenge than an actual question, and we didn't feel it was salvagable.
There's now a Finance proposal with a significant scope description, so I hope people will ask questions that fit with that scope and meet all the other baseline expectations for questions.
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I was asked in a comment for the text, so that people could review our actions. One of them, as I said, was plagiarized, so I won't repost that one -- I'd be repeating the appropriation of someone else's work. Here is the text of the other, with links redacted:
When ought amateur retail investors buy to open Leveraged ETF's?
When can Leveraged ETFs behoove amateur retail investors? When's it shrewd for amateur investors to buy LETF's?
Most investors warn against LETF's for amateur retail investors. But how can you Counter Argue
<link1>,<link2>,<link3>,<link4>,<link5>?We are playing Devil's Advocate here. Your answer MUST plump and tout the benefits of LETF's for amateur retail investors.
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