I should be able to invest in whatever I want. It is outrageous that anyone should be limited in what they choose. Beaurecrats are ruining our country with all their regulations.

It is important that products like sqqq exist to allow a low volume investor the opportunity to hedge their investments in a easy way. I like the fact that they are liquid and easy to get in and out of.

We need to get this problem taken care of ASAP.

Dear Regulators: I have been investing for over 50 years. I have traded stocks, bonds, commodities, futures, options, and currencies. I do not want regulations telling me what I can or cannot invest in. I am responsible for my choices and the resulting consequences. I enjoy researching various instruments; especially leveraged and inverse ETFs. I often use these instruments to increase my returns and sometimes to hedge my positions.

This is unfair to people would study and research. You are not to be a gate keeper. Freedom to invest with my own research is essential.

I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public and not just the privileged.

Greetings, In general, less regulation is the best practice. Restricting our investment options is not what want or need. For decades, investors have been able to make intelligent decisions on their own regarding these investment vehicles. The key is understanding the risk associated with every investment. Consequently, the heavy hand of government is not required or needed. Thanks for allowing me to comment. Regards, jmi

Average investors should be able to go long or short the market, and should be allowed to control their own financial decisions. The Nanny State should not and does not have this power over the people.

To whom it may concern: As an individual investor I should be able to choose what type of investment options I can invest in at my own risk. I don't need big government "deep state" to interfere. I strongly oppose restrictions on my right to invest in public funds.

FINRA's scheme is misguided because *it HURTs Investors freedomto choose investments, *definition of complex products"is too broad, * the plan upends the right of power of investors to decide what o invest.