I believe that the complexity of Leveraged ETFs is correctly matched with the current required notice and acknowledgement. Further restrictions on these products are very likely to be unfair to everyday Americans. Retail investors can and should be able to choose the level of risk and volatility that matches their investment knowledge and interest without needing to be already experienced or wealthy.

Creating additional hoops to jump through is not the same thing as protecting investors.

Keep your hands off my money. Its my Bitcoin and my keys. Just dont do it. Lets keep America the economic hub of the world. Do not legislate against bitcoin, its only going to hurt the country. FINRA, boooooo. Do better.

Closing the door after the horse has left the barn is improper and helps no one who is using these trading tools. Especially in a time of high market volatility. There is always a winner and looser. The disclosures are provided and it is up to the investor.

I believe I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family, not FINRA. Public Investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged few. I shouldn't have to go through any special process or pass a test before I can invest in leveraged and inverse funds, as I am capable of understanding the risks. These funds are important to my investment strategies, as they help protect (hedge) my investments.

Do me a huge favor and regulate the federal reserve and investment bankers...And to a lesser degree the crooked politicians, but I digress, because they're why things are screwed up in this market/country. Go after those guys, focus on their corruption and stop limiting the average investor's freedom of choice..

Inverse and leveraged funds are an important part of the market as it allows retail investors like myself to take part in products that are normally not available to us. The ability to hedge against certain products, market segments, or scenarios should not be limited by a regulatory body. I agree the complexity of these funds and their risks should be well understood by anyone who invests in these funds, but that is the responsibility of the investor himself and not the regulatory body.

I oppose limitations on my investments.

"Complex Products" as FINRA calls them are an extremely important part of the financial system. They allow investors of all sizes to hedge against downside risk and increase upside potentials. Restricting their access would be extremely detrimental to the financial health of the markets and to millions of investors of all sizes.

As a citizen of the United States of America, I should have the right and choice to invest in businesses, companies, and other investments of my choice! It shouldnt be regulated for a certain few or privileged persons.

I oppose the regulations and restrictions that are being considered on my ability to invest my own money as I choose. I currently choose to invest in leveraged funds as a small percent of my portfolio and I should be able to continue to do so.

I do not want a regulator-imposed test to be required. I understand the transactions that I am making in my own accounts, but I worry that intentionally confusingly worded questions will keep certain people out.