Comments:
It should be up to the investor him/her self to decide their risk tolerance levels and which products will achieve their goals.
There is less risk in using an inverse ETF than the options derivative markets because the latter has more variables that are measurably harder to comprehend,

I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST.

You greedy [REDACTED]. Yes, you - the Wall Street Mafia. The Wall Street Mafia is in cahoots with the Feds. Organized crime at it's finest. We all know the Market is rigged in your favor. There is no such thing as a free market anymore. Thieves - trying to take money out of investors pockets to line your own. Shame on you.

My money My right to Invest where I want to!!

Leveraged ETFs can be a wonderful tool for building wealth if they are used well. Let the people make the decisions, there is no reward without risk.

I am a individual investor should be able to choose the public investments that are right forme and my family.I fully understand leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.These funds can help me to hedge(protect) or seek enhanced returns if I use them as a limited part of my overall portfolio.please continue to allow me to trade theses funds as now.All investments CARRY risks.Carefully trade and monitor will have good results

Please stop trying to enable legislation to save "us" from "ourselves". If a literate person cannot understand the complexities on an investment vehicle, perhaps we should be regulating the investment structure and the investors.

I invest in leveraged funds.
They have been an important part of my long-term investment strategy for over four years.
I oppose restrictions to my right to invest in leveraged and/or inverse funds.
I am able and should be allowed should be able to choose the publicly traded investments that are appropriate for me and my family, not regulators.
Furthermore, public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged with access.

Comments: I am writing to voice my concerns that the FINRA is proposing limiting access to Leveraged ETFs. I have a strong understanding of the risks involved with L&I funds. I completely understand that L&I funds are for short-term trading and they must be monitored daily, even hourly on certain days. My brokerage firm provides me education, transparency and a risk disclosure before every trade I make regarding Leveraged ETFs.

I oppose any restrictions on my trading / investing activity. Leveraged and inverse funds are just a fraction of my overall portfolio but play an important role. With the proper rebalancing they can be used as a long term investment. It's easily to learn about leveraged ETF's online or with books. Let the free market decide if leveraged funds are worthy of existing without regulations. I have been holding leverage funds for the last eight years and they have easily outperformed my short term bond funds. The biggest risk is taking no risk at all. Thanks